Impact Report Template

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Turn activities, data, and stories into insight and strategy.

This Impact Report Template for Project Managers Miro template helps teams, product leads, programme managers, and evaluators track, interpret, and communicate the impact of their work—from idea to outcome.

Whether you’re launching a new product, testing a pilot programme, or running a social initiative, this canvas pack supports collaborative reflection, data-driven storytelling, and strategic learning.

What's the Impact Report Template for Project Managers For?

Use this template to:

  • Plan projects, features, or programmes with clear impact goals

  • Measure change using real data and stakeholder feedback

  • Document learning, behavioural shifts, and success stories

  • Reflect as a team and align on what’s next

  • Share outcomes with funders, partners, or internal leadership

What’s Inside the Impact Report Template for Project Managers?

A set of 8 interconnected canvases to guide your assessment process:

  1. Project or Programme Overview – Define purpose, methods, and impact goals

  2. Tracking Change – Measure progress with data and evidence

  3. Participant Testimonials – Bring impact to life through real voices

  4. Impact Highlights – Showcase key wins and link them to your goals

  5. Influence & Behavioural Change – Capture lasting change in habits, systems, or mindsets

  6. Lessons Learned – Reflect on what worked and what needs improvement

  7. Future Outlook & Recommendations – Translate insight into next steps

  8. Appendices – Attach supporting data, visuals, or documentation

Includes:

  • Step-by-step usage guidance on every canvas

  • Smart prompts and sticky layouts for reflection and analysis

  • Emoji and icon cues to support visual storytelling

  • Ideal for both qualitative and quantitative assessments

Who is the Impact Report Template For?

Perfect for:

  • Product and innovation teams testing features or services

  • Programme and project managers evaluating pilots or rollouts

  • Impact organisations seeking better ways to reflect and report

  • Funders and partners who want to go beyond KPIs

  • Facilitators running participatory or team-led evaluations

When to Use the Impact Report Template for Project Managers?

  • During planning – to clarify objectives and impact hypotheses

  • Mid-project – to adapt based on what’s working or not

  • At wrap-up – to evaluate success and communicate outcomes

  • Post-launch – to assess longer-term change or adoption

FAQs

Can I use it for commercial work like product development or feature testing?

Yes! This template works for both social impact and commercial initiatives. You can track performance, adoption, behaviour change, and user satisfaction—just align your metrics with your goals.

Do I have to fill out all 8 canvases?

Not at all. Use only what’s relevant. Start small and build as your team gains clarity.

Is it collaborative?

Absolutely. It’s designed for real-time team use in Miro—perfect for workshops, async reflection, or shared evaluation with partners.

Does it support visual data?

Yes. You can embed graphs, before/after visuals, icons, and even emojis to make results more engaging and digestible.

What if my data is incomplete or self-reported?

That’s normal! Each canvas includes prompts to note limitations, gaps, or learnings. The goal is learning, not perfection.

Created by The Good Tribe (2025) under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence. You are free to adapt and share with attribution.

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Evelina Lundqvist
Business consultant, facilitator@The Good Tribe
Evelina Lundqvist (1981) is a sustainable business development and capacity-building consultant (20+ years of experience), born in Sweden and based in Austria. She's an avid zero waste, circular economy, interculturalism, and antiracism advocate—and a serial co-founder, co-creator, and award-winning social entrepreneur. Evelina holds an MBA in Business Ethics and CSR from Danube University, Austria.

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