About us

Who we are
Kobo, the nonprofit behind KoboToolbox
01 — A nonprofit technology organization We create and support open-source tools and services to improve how data is collected, managed, and used in humanitarian, development, and human rights work.
02 — Enabling better data collection We support organizations operating in some of the world's most challenging environments—where reliable data is essential for impact, coordination, and accountability.
03 — Driving data-informed action for the most vulnerable Over 32,000 nonprofits worldwide rely on KoboToolbox every day for humanitarian response, global development, environmental protection, human rights, and many other crucial social impact initiatives.
04 — With a global team of dedicated experts Our experienced and diverse Kobo team is ensuring that projects around the world have access to the data they need to achieve better outcomes for the communities we serve.

Our mission
The future of data innovation for social impact
Informed by decades of field experience and over 10 years of developing and delivering data solutions for social impact, we are building for the future.
Our mission is to provide accessible, cutting-edge data technology that supports data-driven change benefiting everyone. As the need for assistance continues to escalate globally, this mission has never been more critical.

Looking ahead
Purpose-built tools for the next generation
That’s why Kobo continues to push the frontiers of data innovation with purpose-built, next-generation tools for positive social change — and for frontline response where timely, accurate data can save lives.
The future at KoboToolbox means faster, smarter, and more effective tools that make high-quality data technology accessible to everyone.
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