TUIF works to deliver livelihood programming rooted in the graduation approach that is responsive to the realities of the communities we seek to reach. This is why we work with and through local project partners, who are deeply knowledgeable about local contexts. Because it isn’t enough to only support participants’ progress out of ultra-poverty, we also believe it is equally important to consider their next steps post-project.  For this reason, TUIF has multiple initiatives that work to train participants on lifelong skills and connect women with economies of scale. Currently, we are working to collectivise women so they can access larger markets and higher returns together; we are, training youth to enable their families to have two potential household incomes; and we are training women on digital skills to connect them to the fast-changing digital world.