The phrase "achieve poverty" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is generally not used, as achieving poverty is not a typical goal or outcome in any context.
Example: "The policies implemented by the government seemed to achieve poverty rather than alleviate it."
Alternatives: "fall into poverty" or "experience poverty".
In conflict and unstable situations, it is inherently hard to achieve poverty reduction.
It should set out to achieve poverty reduction and a culture whereby everybody is free to reach their full potential.
We compare how both reforms achieve poverty reduction and social inclusion (measured as the number of transitions into activity).
Such policies as increasing per capita electricity generation to achieve poverty alleviation versus reducing per capita emission through mitigation and adaptation strategies need closer examination.
The SDGs, which succeeded the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), were adopted by United Nations member states in 2015 as a new development agenda to achieve poverty alleviation and secure the planet by 2030.
It also focuses on the use of risk analysis to achieve poverty reduction.
Governments have accepted this argument and see how central these issues are in achieving poverty eradication and a more equitable world.
The state government embarked on series of what it calls sustainable urban transformation policies towards making Lagos 'an African model megacity' and a global economic and financial hub that is safe, secure, functional and productive, with a view to achieving poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are accepted as a veritable means of achieving poverty alleviation because of their role in sustaining this livelihood, for food security and environmental objectives such as biodiversity conservation (FAO Forestry 1999).
Achieving poverty reduction without rapid growth would be virtually impossible in Latin America.
See map: Relationship to girls education and achieving poverty MDG UNICEF advocates quality basic education for all, with an emphasis on gender equality and eliminating disparities of all kinds.
