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The Importance of Our Partnerships
Our international and local partnerships have been crucial in helping Impact Hub Harare scale its impact across Zimbabwe. Through these collaborations, we’ve gained access to valuable resources, expertise, and opportunities that have enabled us to expand our programs, reach more communities, and deliver innovative solutions to pressing challenges. These partnerships have strengthened our ability to support entrepreneurs, foster social innovation, and drive sustainable development, allowing us to make a greater positive difference both locally and globally. By working together with diverse stakeholders, we continue to amplify our mission and create lasting change
Featured Partners
Explore our Featured Programs, where innovation meets impact. These initiatives showcase the best of what we do at Impact Hub Harare, driving real-world solutions to the challenges our communities face.
SIDA
In partnership with the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) and Plan International, we are scaling the Digital Skills for Youth Training Programme over the next 3 years. This initiative will equip 1,680 young individuals in Zimbabwe, particularly young women, with essential digital and entrepreneurship skills. Implemented across 5 locations—Harare, Bulawayo, Mutare, Chiredzi, and Tsholotsho—the program focuses on building employability, fostering sustainable income generation, and empowering youth through basic, intermediate, and advanced digital skills and entrepreneurship training.
Projects / Programmes
SEGAL Family Foundation
SEGAL Family
Foundation
Over the past two years, our partnership with the Segal Family Foundation has significantly advanced women’s empowerment in Zimbabwe. Through programs like Impact Queens and Street Business School, we’ve supported women from diverse backgrounds. Impact Queens, a community netball team, empowers women with scholarships, business training, and entrepreneurship support, backed by over $10,000 in team support. Street Business School has trained 50 participants, focusing on confidence-building and microbusiness skills, with 98% youth and 60% women participants.
Projects / Programmes
UN Development Programme
Our long-standing partnership with UNDP has led to impactful programs in youth empowerment, climate action, entrepreneurship, and gender equality. Notable initiatives include Youth Connekt, which trained over 1,000 youth across Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces, and the MicroWorkspace program, which equipped unemployed youth with tech skills for online work, with 80% now employed locally and internationally. Additionally, Accelerate2030 supported over 40 entrepreneurs, and our joint Green Innovation Fair highlighted solutions to reduce carbon emissions, fostering innovation in sustainable development.
Projects / Programmes
Green Innovation Fair
European
Union
In partnership with the European Union and Enrich in Africa, Impact Hub Harare launched the Green Economy Startup Project, providing $8,000 worth of resources to five environmentally focused startups. The initiative supported businesses like Plorganics, promoting sustainable solutions and reducing toxic chemicals in personal care products. Additionally, the ENRICH scaling program helped African diaspora entrepreneurs expand their ventures in their home countries, fostering strategic relationships across Africa and driving the transition to a greener, more sustainable economy.
Projects / Programmes
British
Council
Over the years, our partnership with the British Council has focused on empowering women in the arts. The Future Femme Filmmakers Project in collaboration with Matamba Film Labs united women creatives in innovative storytelling using mixed reality techniques (VR/AR/MR/XR) for cross-cultural knowledge exchange. Additionally, the These Images are Stories Project supported young female photographers and poets from Harare and London, exploring their experiences and challenges. The international exchange provided valuable insights, fostering discussions on what it means to be a strong African woman amidst issues of sexism, racism, and gender parity.This collaboration involved Impact Hub Harare, Zimbo Jam Trust, Impact Hub Islington (UK), All Change Arts (UK), and the Zimbabwe German Society.
Projects / Programmes
Future Femmes
These Images are Stories
United Nations
Children's Fund
In partnership with UNICEF Zimbabwe and the City of Harare Nutrition Unit, Impact Hub Harare introduced the Guta blockchain system to improve school nutrition. The system, piloted at Mutasa Primary School with over 400 students, encourages the purchase of healthy food via an easy-to-use app. Vendors also benefit from personal mobile shops to track sales. Despite lockdown challenges, the month-long pilot saw 607 transactions, with 60% involving nutritious foods. The initiative promotes better diets for schoolchildren and strengthens the food system through innovative blockchain technology.
Projects / Programmes
Guta Blockchain
Our Impact Partners
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