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FAQ

What is Humabloom?

Humabloom is an online learning platform dedicated to local organizations working in the humanitarian, development and human rights sectors. It supports local actors in strengthening their capacities, improving their practices and gaining better access to funding opportunities.

Who are Humabloom's courses for?

Humabloom’s courses are primarily designed for local organizations, associations, national NGOs and other practitioners looking to strengthen their skills in fundraising, grant management, partnerships and working with international donors.

Why was Humabloom created?

Humabloom was created in response to a simple reality: local organizations know their communities and operating environments better than anyone, yet they still face significant barriers to accessing international funding and taking part in decision-making within the humanitarian sector.

Humabloom aims to make resources, knowledge and funding opportunities more accessible to local organizations and practitioners.

What is the localization of humanitarian aid?

The localization of humanitarian aid refers to efforts to strengthen the role, decision-making power and leadership of local organizations in humanitarian responses.

It promotes more equitable collaboration between international and local actors, recognizing the expertise of local organizations and their ability to develop solutions that are better adapted to their own contexts.

How does Humabloom contribute to the localization of humanitarian aid?

Humabloom contributes to the localization of humanitarian aid by strengthening the capacities of local organizations through online training, practical resources, peer exchange opportunities and content that raises awareness of key issues affecting the humanitarian sector.

What types of training does Humabloom offer?

Humabloom develops training courses covering topics such as:

  • Fundraising and resource mobilization

  • Funding strategies

  • Institutional and private donors

  • Grant management

  • Partnerships

  • Tools for organizational development

How does Humabloom help local organizations access funding?

Humabloom helps local organizations better understand funding mechanisms, identify relevant opportunities, develop strong project proposals and build more effective relationships with donors.

What is a Humabloom Capacity Strengthening Assessment?

The Humabloom Capacity Strengthening Assessment is a tool designed to help local organizations identify their strengths, areas for improvement and priority learning needs.

It provides tailored recommendations to help organizations build a capacity-strengthening journey that reflects their specific needs and priorities.

Are Humabloom's courses accessible to small organizations?

Yes. Humabloom was created to make resources and skills more accessible to local organizations, including those with limited resources that want to progressively strengthen their capacity and independence.

Why are local organizations essential to humanitarian action?

Local organizations have an in-depth understanding of their communities, contexts and local needs. Their meaningful involvement helps ensure that humanitarian responses are better adapted to local realities, more sustainable and more effective.

Who founded Humabloom?

Humabloom was founded by Manon Point and Élise Vidal, two humanitarian professionals specializing in fundraising, grant management and local partnerships.

They created Humabloom to put their experience and expertise at the service of more equitable international cooperation.

How can I join the Humabloom community?

You can join the Humabloom community by subscribing to our newsletter. You’ll receive updates about the launch of the platform, new training courses, upcoming content, webinars and events.


Does Humabloom collaborate with partners?

Yes. Humabloom works with partners specializing in web development, communications, content creation and organizational support to build a platform that is useful, accessible and responsive to the needs of local organizations.