Annual Reports
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1999 Annual Report
View In 1979, Trickle Up had a meager budget of $1,000 and began 10 businesses. 20 years later in 1999, Trickle Up had a budget of $2 million and launched 8,896 new businesses, 65% of which are led by women. In 1999, Trickle Up signed an agreement with USAID for a...
1998 Annual Report
View In 1998, Trickle Up launched 6,679 new businesses in 42 countries from which 22,638 people benefited. 66% of those businesses were led by women and 25% involved people facing displacement. 1998 saw continued progress in realizing our vision, not only in terms of...
1997 Annual Report
View In 1997, Trickle Up launched 7,755 new businesses in 49 countries from which 27,025 people benefited. 59% of those businesses were led by women and 17% involved people facing displacement. Outside evaluators found that Trickle Up businesses continue for years...
1996 Annual & Global Report
View Annual Report View Global Report In 1996, Trickle Up launched or expanded 6,738 new businesses in 51 countries benefiting 24,899 people. 59% of those businesses were led by women. Between 1979 and 1996, more than 58,000 businesses have been started or expanded by...
1995 Annual & Global Report
View Annual Report View Global Report Between 1979 and 1995, more than 52,000 businesses have been started or expanded by Trickle Up participants benefiting 281,971 in 112 countries.
1994 Annual & Global Report
View Annual Report View Global Report Trickle Up grew by 7,002 business in 1994, bringing the cumulative total to 42,587 since 1979. The businesses empower participants, involve young people, enable families living in poverty to meet their basic needs, and soften the...
