Our Impact
What We Have Delivered, and What We Are Measured Against
DuabaNti was incorporated in November 2025 and ran its first public event in May 2026. We are early, and we report our numbers as they actually stand — including the targets we have not reached.
Outcomes to Date
These are actual figures, not projections. Where a number is a goal rather than an achievement, it is labelled as such further down this page.
1
Free public event delivered
“Stop Consuming. Start Building.” ran on 25 May 2026 — our first public session since incorporation.
20
Learners trained so far
Twenty participants attended the first event and worked hands-on with AI tools and no-code automation.
Active
Community on Discord
The first cohort became the founding members of our Discord community, which remains open and free to join.
₵0
Charged to participants
Every program, workshop, and mentorship session has been delivered free of charge since day one.
Ghana's First Free Tech Event — Done!
Our inaugural “Stop Consuming. Start Building.” session brought together 20 learners who explored AI tools, automation, and no-code workflows. The community lives on — join the Discord to keep building with us.
- 20 learners attended
- AI tools & automation explored
- Community now active on Discord
Completed first event
Stop Consuming. Start Building.
A beginner-friendly live seminar introducing African youth to AI tools, automation workflows, and digital creation using modern no-code tools like n8n.
2026 Goals — Not Past Achievements
Where We Are Going. Tracked Publicly.
These are our launch-year targets, not historical impact. We commit to publishing progress quarterly — including what we miss and what we learn. Zero spin.
Transparency note: Progress bars reflect real numbers as of May 2026. Our first event (“Stop Consuming. Start Building.”) completed with 20 attendees. Watch these grow as we execute.
100+
Young people trained
Train 100+ young people in practical digital skills.
20% of goal
20+
Income pathways supported
Support 20+ participants to begin earning income from their new skills.
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10+
Community-focused solutions
Develop 10+ local solutions built by participants for real community needs.
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50+
Adults reached
Reach 50+ adults through digital literacy and safety programs.
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The Outcomes That Matter
We Don't Measure Success in Workshops. We Measure It in Lives Changed.
Anyone can run a training. DuabaNti is designed to produce outcomes — real income, real skills, real community impact. Here is what participants leave with.
A Real Job or Freelance Income
Participants don't just learn — they leave with a portfolio, a pitch, and a plan to start earning. Our career tracks connect directly to real income pathways.
20+ pathways targeted in 2026
A Sustainable Side Business
From digital design to e-commerce, participants turn everyday talents into real income streams — with tools, mentorship, and peer accountability.
Revenue-generating skills, not just certificates
Solutions That Serve Their Community
Learners use digital tools to solve problems that matter locally — from school management to health information to market access.
10+ community projects targeted in 2026
Confidence in the Digital World
Families gain safer, smarter access to digital tools — reducing vulnerability to scams and increasing participation in online opportunity.
50+ adults reached through digital safety
What Participants Will Achieve
From Learning to Real Outcomes
Our programs are designed so participants do not stop at theory. They leave with practical outputs, stronger confidence, and clearer pathways to opportunity.
Build your first working tech project
Participants move from theory to practical output by creating projects they can demonstrate.
Learn skills that can generate income
Training links digital capability to practical pathways for freelancing, side income, and employment.
Identify and validate a business idea
Learners test ideas around real needs before investing significant time or resources.
Develop solutions for real community challenges
Participants use design and digital tools to build useful responses to local problems.
Gain confidence using digital tools
Beginners and underserved groups develop practical confidence in safe, productive technology use.
Grow problem-solving and collaboration skills
Participants work in peer groups, learning how to iterate, present, and improve solutions together.
Participant Stories
Stories We Can Actually Stand Behind
Twenty people sat through our first session on 25 May 2026. They built their first automation workflows using no-code tools, worked directly with AI tools rather than watching a demonstration, and left with a starting point they did not have that morning. Most of them are still in the Discord community, which is where the follow-up questions and the peer help now happen.
We have deliberately not published named testimonials or income claims yet. Our first cohort completed a single session two and a half months ago; anyone presenting that as a portfolio of transformed lives would be overstating it. As participants complete full program cycles, we will publish their stories individually, named, with their consent, and with the outcome stated plainly — including where a participant did not get the result they hoped for.
In the meantime, the most honest thing we can show you is the composite picture of who our programs are designed for and what the pathway looks like, which is set out on our about page, and the real numbers above.
Measurement
What We Measure
Running a workshop is easy to count and easy to inflate. These are the six things we track instead, and report against quarterly.
- Participation
- How many people register, how many attend, and how many complete. We report attendance, not registrations, because the two are not the same number.
- Practical output
- Whether a participant leaves with something they built — a workflow, a project, a prototype, a CV — rather than only a certificate of attendance.
- Income pathways
- How many participants go on to earn from what they learned, through freelancing, employment, or a business of their own. This is the hardest number to move and the one that matters most.
- Community solutions
- How many projects built by participants address a real local problem, and whether they are still in use after the program ends.
- Reach beyond youth
- How many adults and elders we reach through the Community Digital Literacy Program, and how many report greater confidence and fewer scam encounters.
- What we missed
- Targets we did not hit, and why. We publish these alongside the successes rather than quietly dropping them.
Ask us for the underlying numbers
Funders, partners, and verification bodies can request our delivery plan, attendance records, and quarterly reporting. We will send them.
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