Themes
Financial ResilienceSkills training helps women connect with the key knowledge they need to advance their livelihoods. This includes technical support and extension.
Co-authored by Wendy Chamberlin (Senior Advisor, Climate and Market Linkages, Trickle Up) and Niyati Singaraju (Postdoctoral Fellow, Gender Research, International Rice...
As Trickle Up launches its 2025–2030 strategy, we are doubling down on innovation and research to strengthen our program design and contribute to global knowledge on...
In the savings groups of economic inclusion programs, women have found a safe space to receive support from their peers on personal, social, and economic matters. But...
New partnership announced at a special event in Mexico this October. Mexico City, October 2025 – Trickle Up, in partnership with MetLife Foundation, is proud to...
Mexico City, Mexico – Trickle Up, a global nonprofit dedicated to advancing economic inclusion for women living in extreme poverty, is proud to announce the creation of...
When we started the FUERTE project, we had a clear goal: to accompany women on their journey toward empowerment. But soon, a question arose—simple on the surface, yet...
Financial inclusion and financial health are much more than economic tools: they are a foundation for equity and social justice. When women have access to opportunities...
Photo credit: Adeline Nieto During the 2025 UN General Assembly (UNGA), Trickle Up, Village Enterprise, and Cisco co-hosted a dynamic panel discussion titled “Beyond...
When we speak of women’s empowerment, what do we mean by gender transformative change? This type of change goes far beyond improving individual livelihoods. At its...
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.
Coaching
Coaching 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.
Social Inclusion & Agency
Savings groups provide women a space to collaborate and problem-solve as a group, strengthening community ties and increasing financial inclusion.
