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43,380lives impacted
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95%women participants
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13%gpeople with disabilities
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increase in households' reported daily spending on foods other than grains, meaning more nutritious diets richer in vegetables and protein. (Burkina Faso)
of participants were able to successfully cultivate at least 5 different nutrient-rich vegetables in their kitchen gardens by the end of the program, greatly increasing the quality of meals. (Guatemala)
of participants reported eating at least two cooked meals per day, up from only 42% before Trickle Up. (India)
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of participants reported having two or more businesses, up from only 16% before. Diversification increases their resilience to environmental shocks and market trends. (Burkina Faso)
of households where two or more members were forced to migrate for work reported no longer having to migrate. Steadier incomes mean families are no longer forced to migrate for labor. (India)
of participants reported having more economic independence. (Guatemala)
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of participants reported feeling hopeful and expected their lives would continue to improve. (India)
of people with disabilities or their caretakers reported leaving the house more often than prior to attend a meeting, go to market or work. This signals greater empowerment and social inclusion in their communities. (Guatemala)
of participants reported an increased ability to resolve their own problems. (Burkina Faso)
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of participants reported taking a loan from their savings group to invest in their business. (Guatemala)
of participants now hold savings in institutions like banks and post offices, meaning greater access to formal financial institutions. (India)
of participants reported having savings, up from only 34% before the Trickle Up program. (Burkina Faso)
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