Fondation Hirondelle is a Swiss non-profit organization established in 1995, based in Lausanne. It focuses on delivering reliable and independent information to communities affected by crises, including war, humanitarian emergencies, and democratic transitions. The organization was founded by Philippe Dahinden, who recognized the importance of trustworthy news after witnessing the Rwandan genocide.

Operating in 8 to 11 countries across three continents, Fondation Hirondelle has developed 31 media outlets and programs in 27 countries. Its activities include producing and broadcasting tailored information and dialogue programs through various media formats, supporting local media and journalists with training and resources, and evaluating the impact of its initiatives. The organization addresses critical themes such as governance, climate change, and media sustainability. With a strong commitment to professionalism and independence, Fondation Hirondelle aims to empower populations in crisis-affected areas by providing them with essential information and fostering civic participation.