Retiring President Bill Abrams shares a few inspiring stories from his 16 years at Trickle Up.

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

Trickle Up works! In a recent article in The Journal of Development Studies, three independent researchers found that women living in extreme poverty in the Nord region of Burkina ...

The extreme poor often derive their livelihoods from natural resources such as oceans, rivers, forests, and farmland that can be upended by the devastating effects of the climate c ...

With the combined intervention, children had 58% less risk of physical or emotional violence at home.

Trickle Up is collaborating with the World Bank in the Sahel to put in place effective social protection systems that address the needs of people living in extreme poverty.

Haoua was isolated and struggling to meet her basic needs. As a participant with Trickle Up, she is earning, saving, and is confident about her future.

With seed capital and coaching, Clémentine turned a good idea into a reliable income. Now she is earning and saving.

Téné started a new business manufacturing and selling caramel candy, then invested in livestock. With the help of her savings group, she kept her daughter in school.

Aguera is committed to providing the best life for her children and now has the resources to get a business up and running.

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

Habi attributes her success to a number of factors, the foremost of which is the support of the other women in her group, which she considers a source of trust, security, and solid ...