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Kaleba helps nonprofit organisations transform their training materials into structured microlearning courses, deliver them through WhatsApp, and understand how learners engage, making educational programmes easier to scale in low-connectivity settings.
Build structured courses using text, media, files and quizzes.
AI-assisted tools help you organise and adapt content faster.
Deliver microlessons through familiar WhatsApp conversations, without requiring a new app and with minimal mobile-data use.
Keep learners engaged with short lessons, voice notes, visual content, quizzes and reminders designed to fit into everyday life.
Track learner progress, course completion, and interactions so your team can improve delivery and report on outcomes.
We build accessible WhatsApp-based microlearning courses, and deliver them to underserved communities.
Thanks to Kaleba, our partners no longer waste money to organize multiple in-presence workshops.
Instead, they scale the impact of their educational programs and reach more people easily.
Our learning platform is best suited for people who dispose of low connectivity or have low digital literacy.


Caring for pregnant women
FOR: Healthcare workers

Learn to create animations with Scratch
FOR: Rhino Camp refugees

Yogurt and butter production
FOR: Ankole region community

Building skills for employability
FOR: Nakivale Settlement refugees

Climate Change mitigation
FOR: Eastern region community

Create your own business
FOR: Local community

Become an entrepreneur
FOR: Women

How to make a business plan
FOR: Small business ownersHow accessible digital learning creates lasting change for communities and nonprofit organisations.
Kaleba is a nonprofit spin-off of Drommer, a venture builder developing the next generation of European entrepreneurs.
Italian-Moroccan, global citizen.
She first explored how business can create measurable impact at Utravel, where she developed the company’s impact report, before joining the Grameen Creative Lab, the social-business incubator co-founded by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus.
Combining this social-impact experience with her technical background, Aicha founded Kaleba to help nonprofits modernize and ensure the communities they serve are not excluded from human progress.
Gianluca Di Donato is the founder of Drommer, a talent-first venture builder based in Ticino, Switzerland, built around a simple idea: start from people, not from ideas.
He founded Utravel, later acquired by the Alpitour Group, where he now serves as innovation advisor and leads the group's corporate innovation unit.
He has spent over 10 years in the startup ecosystem and works with founders as a mentor across several acceleration programs.
His focus areas are open innovation, tech and travel.
Matteo Falteri is a Florence native who relocated to Ticino. After early career experience in sustainability and several years working abroad in international development cooperation, he chose to settle in Switzerland, where he took on the role of Head of Development Projects at Frequenze.
A natural affinity for working with people and a passion for meaningful ideas drive him to keep believing in new projects, particularly in the fields of social innovation and community building.
We build the learning, you bring the community. Tell us who you want to train.