The FOCO Project, a flagship initiative by Trickle Up supported by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, is driving impactful change in Colombia. By equipping local organizations like F ...

I’ll never forget the remarkable individuals I met during my visit to Trickle Up’s programs in Kolkata and West Bengal. Their stories underscore the power of economic empowerme ...

Working with so many different people living in extreme poverty, we know the value of human rights. Learn more about Trickle Up's commitments to human rights in our work.

"In Conversation with Lauren Hendricks" highlights the transformative work of Trickle Up and Sightsavers India, using the Graduation Approach to break the cycle of poverty among Pe ...

Explore key insights from our panel on grassroots solutions to climate vulnerability and the recent COP 29 results. Learn how funding, community empowerment, technology, advocacy, ...

Sometimes women’s success can have deadly consequences. Across the world, we need greater allyship and the right for women to thrive safely.

In a world navigating pressing issues like poverty, climate change, and inequality, leadership is needed more than ever—and it comes in many forms. From rural savings groups to e ...

Indigenous women who hail from our project areas in Oaxaca and Chiapas, Mexico, support Trickle Up in facilitating projects and connecting with target communities across the Isthmu ...

Today, more than ever, we need innovative solutions to support refugees' self-reliance. The USAID-funded Graduating to Resilience program empowers refugees and vulnerable families ...

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 ...

Achan Victoria, a refugee from South Sudan, has transformed her life in Uganda's Imvepi Refugee Settlement. After joining the DANIDA Graduation project, she started a retail shop a ...

Valentina Xu shares her internship experience in Mexico, visiting Trickle Up project participants in Chiapas.