Trickle Up welcomes our new partner and funder, Mayan Partners. Together, we will reach 600 extremely poor youth, in Solola, Guatemala.

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

An upper middle-income country, Ecuador has been the largest recipient of refugees in Latin America since 2010

Trickle Up welcomes our new partner and funder, Mayan Partners. Together, we will reach 600 extremely poor youth, in Solola, Guatemala.

This scarf is not made by hand. It's made by ambition, on a machine, bought with savings, that was earned with profit. It's made by going further.

Poverty is isolation. It is hunger and instability. It's a cycle that's hard to break. That's why we work harder. We work smarter on the plan and on the ground. We go further.

Trickle Up put the power of mobile phones into the hands of women in India who strive daily to overcome conditions of extreme poverty and vulnerability.

Desde el Poder Local combines livelihood development with key interventions in reproductive health to deepen the impact of both.

Trickle Up supports the World Bank’s Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Program with design, delivery, and research towards scaling up the Graduation Approach.

Trickle Up partnered with Odisha Livelihood Mission to develop and implement a strategy to promote sustainable livelihoods among the poorest households in Odisha, India.