Themes
CoachingCoaching is a key part of the Graduation Approach, which is the foundation for Trickle Up programs. Households work with coaches to plan for the future and build key life skills.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18, 2024 – Alongside a coalition of governments, multilateral institutions, development banks, knowledge organizations, and other international...
This year’s New York Marathon was a triumph for Kenyan women, who swept this year’s top three spots. But as I watched Sheila Chepkirui, Hellen Obiri, and Vivian...
As we ride the twists and turns of the American presidential election roller coaster, the world is taking stock of what does and does not constitute leadership. Are...
By Giampaolo Silvestri, Jackie Aldrette, Lauren Hendricks, and Jonathan Simonetta Global conflict, famine, natural disasters, and climate change are among the reasons...
In the Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda's Terego District, a 40-year-old South Sudanese refugee, Ruta Lokudu arrived seven years ago after fleeing civil war in her...
Achan Victoria arrived in Uganda's Imvepi Refugee Settlement in May 2017 when she settled in Terego District after escaping conflict in South Sudan's Yei county. In...
Other Projects
Economic Empowerment
To get their livelihoods off the ground, Trickle Up provides seed capital for new and diverse income-generating activities and microenterprises.
Financial Resilience
Skills training helps women connect with the key knowledge they need to advance their livelihoods. This includes technical support and extension.
Social Inclusion & Agency
Savings groups provide women a space to collaborate and problem-solve as a group, strengthening community ties and increasing financial inclusion.
