14days
of coalition work in Kenya
Nairobi, Kakamega, and Mombasa · Apr 23–May 6, 2026
Evidence + learning
A number matters when a life moved.
IHA measures the things we build, the people and places reached, and—when the evidence supports it—the change that followed.
We keep these categories separate because honest learning is how promising work becomes durable work.
The public record today
Proof has a date, a place, and a name.
25modules
of free learning infrastructure
Five IHA Advance courses with progress and certificates
5tracks
connecting training to healthcare work
Delivered through Uplift Communities and NYC partners
3records
open for public inspection
Build evidence, boundaries, and next learning steps
These are documented outputs and reach. They are not presented as independent evaluation or participant-level outcomes.
The language of evidence
We do not make one number carry every meaning.
A registration is not a completion. A platform is not an outcome. A target is not a result. Clear language gives the work room to grow without asking anyone to believe more than the record can show.
- 01
- Output
- Something the work produced: a pathway, course, convening, platform, or service.
- 02
- Reach
- Where and how broadly work occurred, with a date and source.
- 03
- Outcome
- A documented change for a person, community, institution, or system.
- 04
- Demand
- Interest or applications. Important context, but not completion or impact.
- 05
- Target
- A future goal. Ambition stated separately from an achieved result.
From evidence to better work
Every record should sharpen the next decision.
01
IHA Advance
How IHA developed 25 free learning modules across five pillars for initial field use in Kenya, and the standards guiding their continued review.
Open record 02Uplift U
How Uplift Communities and IHA built a connected operating system for healthcare workforce training, student support, and job placement.
Open record 03IHA Care
Platform demonstration · No live patient data
Open recordWhat the record makes possible
Better questions. Better partners. Better systems.
Researchers, evaluators, funders, and delivery partners can help turn promising infrastructure into credible, shared evidence.