TIN Insight

Exploring Impact-Driven Innovation
At TIN Insight, we bring together the latest news, research, case studies, and reports that drive real change at a global scale—aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our work explores the intersection of innovation, investment, and impact, equipping founders, corporate leaders, policymakers, and philanthropists with the knowledge and insights needed to shape a more sustainable and inclusive future.
We are committed to delivering data-driven insights that inform better decision-making and create measurable impact. Our research focuses on:
The Hidden Costs of Housing Policy Fragmentation
The Hidden Costs of Housing Policy Fragmentation: Analysing Local Authority Divergence in Social Housing...
Groundbreaking Prototyping Community Innovation Hub in Milton Keynes
TIN Ventures Partners with The Open University on Groundbreaking Prototyping Community Innovation Hub in Milton Keynes...
Introducing the Business Export Exchange Programme (BEEP)
Introducing the Business Export Exchange Programme (BEEP): Empowering UK SMEs for Global Growth We are thrilled to...
The vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps – we must step up the stairs.
— Vance Havner, American author and evangelist
Diverse approaches and significant contributions of impact investing
Below are examples which demonstrate the diverse approaches and significant contributions of impact investing in advancing the SDGs across different regions, driving real change on a global scale from the UK, USA, Africa, the Caribbean, and the Middle East and Africa (MENA) regions:
United Kingdom
British International Investment (BII): Formerly known as CDC Group, BII has strategically lowered its return expectations to focus on impactful investments, particularly in climate change initiatives. This approach underscores the belief that achieving substantial impact may require accepting lower financial returns.
United States
Village Enterprise and Common Good Marketplace: These initiatives enable corporations to purchase verified impacts, such as improved livelihoods and health outcomes, through results based funding models. This approach allows companies to align their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investments with the SDGs, effectively contributing to global development programs.
https://www.commongoodmarketplace.com/post/supplier-spotlight-village-enterprise
Africa
Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P): S
Caribbean
Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator: The CC
Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Impact Europe: IE is market building in MENA with the most impactful organisations and seasoned European players, who come together to drive impact further and wider: that’s Impact Together. By launching new impact funds and developing a lively community of impact players, we aim to establish a firm base for social enterprises to build on.