Our Progress
LONG-TERM SOLUTIONSPoverty is intergenerational and intersectional. Tackling poverty requires creative problem-solving, systems thinking, and investment in women.
Our Impact Stats
Agency
%
of participants play and newly active role in decision-making after the program
Savings
%
of participants have saved enough money to cover household food expenses for three months, on average
Food Security
%
of participants in recently completed projects reported improvements in the quality and number of meals they consume
2023 Participants
THOUSAND
people are starting and running successful businesses, saving for the future, and eating more and better foods
2023 People Reached
THOUSAND
family members and neighbors of participants are benefitting from and being inspired by their success
Our Partners
local partners and global organizations are working with us to deliver more inclusive programs
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Our approach is time-bound, cost-effective, and evidence-based.
We design more powerful and effective programs through research and innovation.
We help partners and policymakers ensure that programs work for every context.
Latest Publications
TARGETING
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 this program element.
DIGITAL LITERACY & TECHNOLOGY
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 improve this program element.
Graduating to Resilience Learnings: Digital Adaptations & Participant Results
Graduating to Resilience is a USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) funded Activity and implemented by AVSI Foundation in collaboration with Trickle Up and the American Institutes for Research (AIR). This 7-year Activity seeks to test the Graduation Approach’s ability to graduate 13,200 economically active, but ultra-poor refugee and host community households across two cohorts in Kamwenge District, Uganda from food insecurity and fragile livelihoods to self-reliance and resilience.
