Unstoppable Women

Unstoppable Women

by Trickle Up | May 25, 2021 | Briefs, Featured Home 2

View What happens when the world’s poorest women have a wealth of information at their fingertips? Trickle Up tested this hypothesis by putting the power of mobile phones into the hands of women in India who strive daily to overcome conditions of extreme poverty and...
Construyendo Resiliencia

Construyendo Resiliencia

by Trickle Up | Apr 20, 2021 | Briefs

View El cambio climático es un multiplicador de amenazas para los pobres, que amplifica las vulnerabilidades existentes como la pobreza, el hambre y la mala salud. Se estima que casi la mitad de la población mundial es altamente vulnerable al cambio climático, pero no...
Construyendo Resiliencia

Building Resilience

by Trickle Up | Apr 19, 2021 | Briefs, Featured Home 3

View Climate change is a threat multiplier for the poor, amplifying existing vulnerabilities such as poverty, hunger, and poor health. Nearly half the world’s population are estimated to be highly vulnerable to climate change but do not have the means and conditions...
Building Self-Reliance for Refugees

Building Self-Reliance for Refugees

by Trickle Up | Oct 16, 2020 | Briefs

View In 2013, UNHCR engaged Trickle Up to design, implement and test the GraduationApproach (GA) in refugee settings in Burkina Faso, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, andZambia. This project brief summarizes an independent evaluation of Trickle Up’s performance against...
Adapting Graduation for Refugees in Ecuador

Adapting Graduation for Refugees in Ecuador

by Trickle Up | Oct 16, 2020 | Briefs

View In 2015, UNHCR and its lead implementing partner, HIAS, supported by Trickle Up, started a Graduation pilot in Santo Domingo, to help refugees living in extreme poverty build resilience and self-reliance. The pilot targeted 200 participants, including 90 host...
Upwardly Mobile

Upwardly Mobile

by Trickle Up | Jan 20, 2020 | Briefs

View What happens when the world’s poorest women have a wealth of information at their fingertips? In 2015, Trickle Up began testing that hypothesis by putting the power of mobile phones into the hands of 1,000 women in India who strive daily to overcome conditions of...