Graduating to Resilience

Graduating to Resilience seeks to test the Graduation Approach’s ability to graduate ultra-poor refugee and host community households in Western Uganda from conditions of food insecurity and fragile livelihoods to self-reliance and resilience. The program is funded by the USAID Office of Food for Peace (FFP) and led by AVSI Foundation in partnership with Trickle Up and IMPAQ International.

The Graduating to Resilience project provides an opportunity to test a combination of elements of the graduation approach for impact and cost-effectiveness. The Consortium will tackle the underlying causes of food insecurity with a sustainable, cost-effective adaptation of the Graduation Approach.

Learn more about the Graduating to Resilience program by visiting the Activity Update or reading the following stories.

The Graduating to Resilience Context

Graduation Approach

Participatory Rural Appraisal

Collaborating + Learning + Adapting

Where We Are Now

Trickle Up is a global anti-poverty nonprofit. Trickle Up’s mission is to partner with women in extreme poverty to build economic opportunity and drive inclusion

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