Ten hub professionals complete THN’s 2026 IMM programme.
A programme milestone highlighted in THN’s public communication, connecting practical skills to evidence-informed innovation support.
Tanzania Innovation Hubs Network publicly celebrated ten professionals who completed the 2026 Impact Measurement & Management Train-the-Trainer programme.
According to THN’s published update, the training equipped participants with practical approaches to measuring, managing and communicating impact. The programme was designed to help strengthen organisational practice and the support that hubs provide to startups and impact-driven enterprises.
THN’s communications identify Roots of Impact, Social Finance Academy and the Swiss Embassy in Tanzania in connection with the programme’s technical assistance, delivery and funding.
Why the milestone matters
Impact measurement can help innovation-support organisations learn from their work, improve decisions and communicate their contribution with greater clarity. Sharing these skills across a network can create opportunities for peer learning and more consistent practice.
This summary is based on THN’s own public 2026 LinkedIn updates. It does not independently certify graduate status or report wider programme outcomes beyond the published completion figure.