Fabo is a member-driven digital learning community of more than 30 NGOs. A shared learning infrastructure where NGOs design courses, strengthen internal capacity, collaborate across organisations and make expert knowledge accessible to others.
The challenges facing civil society today require strong organisations, accountable systems and continuous learning. By bringing NGOs together in a shared digital space, Fabo helps strengthen both individual competencies and collective capacity.
If you are an organisation looking to build or scale your learning efforts, or an individual eager to learn from experienced NGOs working in human rights, humanitarian and development contexts, we invite you to explore Fabo.
Find out how, as a member organisation, you can create courses, share learning resources, participate in learning design workshops, and contribute to the development of the Fabo learning community. Ongoing and personal support is available to all members of the Fabo learning community.
Explore the learning catalogue for a variety of learning opportunities within the humanitarian aid and development sectors. Create a free individual account to get access to on-demand courses, self-paced learning activities that can easily be downloaded for offline access.
“For us, in Africa, we prefer face-to-face but when you combine digital with face-to-face, the cost of learning will drastically go down and you will be able to reach so many in terms of learners and audience. And with Fabo, you also have so much learning material from other organisations too.”
Phyllis Kamau, Programme Manager
National Council of Churches Kenya, Kenya
“We’ve worked with Fabo for months now and it’s been super easy to use. And we can borrow ideas from each other and use each other’s resources.”
Lisa Henry, Secretary General
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims, Denmark
With a community of over 60,000 learners and a fast-growing member base, there are always exciting events and activities taking place.
Read news from the community below.
Fabo members are supporting communities affected by the Venezuela earthquake through coordinated humanitarian action and long-standing local partnerships.
Meet Cesar Robles, elected to the Fabo Advisory Board at the Annual Membership Meeting on 17 June 2026. The Advisory Board provides strategic guidance and helps ensure that Fabo remains responsive to the evolving needs of its members and partners.
The FORB Learning Platform has launched a Hausa translation of the Local Changemakers Course, expanding access to a practical and community-focused resource for promoting freedom of religion or belief (FoRB)
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