Trickle Up presents 15 inspiring MPOWERED stories from the most important perspective—the women connecting to new opportunities through digital connectivity and livelihoods suppo ...

Cómo Está Respondiendo Trickle Up al Cambio Climático

How Trickle Up is Responding to Climate Change

As of 2018, over 70 million people have been forced to flee their homes to escape persecution and conflict

An upper middle-income country, Ecuador has been the largest recipient of refugees in Latin America since 2010

Mobile Connections to Promote Women’s Economic Development

This brochure outlines Trickle Up’s approach and services to adapting Graduation for refugees and host communities.

Over the past 50 years, Zambia has been a haven for refugees escaping conflict in surrounding countries

More people have been forced to flee their homes than at any time since the Second World War, and this number continues to grow

The Graduation Approach can increase refugees’ ability to earn income and increase their self-reliance and resilience

97% of young women & girls took an active role in household decisions, compared to only 14% at the start.

95% of households cultivated at least 5 different types of crops, increasing diet diversity.