Our latest research found that smartphone ownership is not the same as meaningful use, and use is not the same as agency.

The CRECE project is a joint initiative between Trickle Up and MetLife Foundation, in collaboration with Fundacion MetLife Mexico, that, over 24 months, aims to strengthen the fina ...

Over the past several months, we’ve been taking a fresh look at how our coaching tools can better support the realities of field implementation.

At a moment when some are choosing to log off of their devices, billions of others are still waiting to log on—and that tension changes how we should interpret new research on di ...

For NGOs that work to advance economic inclusion, like Trickle Up and Village Enterprise, government adoption is widely recognized as the most viable and sustainable pathway to sca ...

The world is watching Gaza and Sudan face escalating humanitarian crises, where millions of people are at risk of hunger, displacement, and societal instability.

In mid-July, the U.S. Congress passed a devastating rescission package that claws back billions in foreign aid—funds that were already designated to fight global poverty.

Pushpanjali is not an anomaly. She is proof of what happens when women in the world’s most overlooked places are given the opportunity to lead.

We’ve entered a new era of austerity. The global aid pullback is still unfolding, and the sector is only beginning to process the full implications.

Smart Sakhis are the driving force behind Trickle Up’s MPowered project. As catalysts of change, they empower project participants to transform their livelihoods through tailored ...

Explore Ruta Lokudu’s remarkable transformation in Imvepi Refugee Settlement. After struggling as a South Sudanese refugee, Ruta’s life changed when she received support from t ...

Discover how Trickle Up and Tata Communications, in collaboration with JSLPS, are leveraging technology to empower marginalized women in Jharkhand through the PoP App. Learn more a ...