Tabiya

Tabiya develops open-source software and standards, establishing digital public infrastructure designed to unlock global economic opportunity. Its core products provide individualized tools for skills discovery, career exploration, and tailored advice, notably through platforms like Compass. These solutions directly address complex labor market challenges, focusing primarily on global youth employment.

Co-founded by Christian Meyer, Tabiya originated from the University of Oxford, where Meyer, a labor economist, also has an academic background. His founding insight recognized the critical need for scalable, personalized guidance for job seekers. This led to Tabiya’s formation as a non-profit, building digital solutions to connect individuals with opportunity across diverse economic contexts.

Tabiya’s tools are adopted by government employment services, non-governmental organizations, and other nonprofits. The organization’s mission centers on tackling the global youth employment challenge through its open-source digital public goods. It envisions a future where accessible digital infrastructure fosters coordination and empowers individuals toward widespread economic participation.