Who is Trickle Up? We're an organization that partners with women to end extreme poverty. Join us on this vital mission.

### Meta Description Discover Bako Eunice's inspiring journey from struggle to success in West Nile, Uganda, thanks to the DANIDA Graduation Project. Learn how permaculture garden ...

Trickle Up and our partners continue to create sustainable micro-enterprises and climate-adapted, resilient livelihoods in partnership with women in extreme poverty. Read more abou ...

Trickle Up hosted its annual fundraiser on April 29, 2024, celebrating the power of coaching in Trickle Up’s programs partnering with women forging pathways out of poverty, and i ...

Trickle Up partners with women living in extreme poverty to drive economic and social inclusion - groups are extremely effective way to amplify the scale of transformation from our ...

Targeting plays a prominent role in coaching, a key part of the Graduation Approach and Trickle Up's programs. Read the brief to find out more about how we continuously improve thi ...

Lilias Amana is a force in her community in Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda. But she didn’t start there. Lilias is a South Sudanese refugee to Uganda, having fled from violen ...

Digital literacy plays a prominent role in coaching, a key part of the Graduation Approach and Trickle Up's programs. Read the brief to find out more about how we continuously impr ...

The “FOCO” project (Fortalecimiento a Organizaciones locales en Colombia), led by Trickle Up in Colombia, organized a forum to present the results of two studies on extreme pov ...

Coaching is a key part of the Graduation approach and Trickle Up's programs. Read the brief to find out more about how we continuously improve this program element.

Coaching is a key component of our programs, especially in situations of protracted vulnerability. Learn how coaches and participants from the same community can support each other ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues alongside increasing economic uncertainty, displacement due to conflict and climate change, and global food shortages and interruptions, people l ...