The phrase "achievement of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing progress, growth, or success in various fields such as economics, education, or personal growth.
Example: "The achievement of development in the region has led to improved living standards and increased opportunities for the residents."
Alternatives: "attainment of progress" or "realization of growth".
Most developmental processes have bypassed them and have not appreciated their relevance to the achievement of development goals.
The papers by international and Ethiopian scholars included in Human Rights and Development: Legal Perspectives from and for Ethiopia focus on the interconnectedness between the protection of human rights and the achievement of development.
But the latest resolution UNHCR apparently goes further than the prior consensus, with additional focus on Internet censorship — emphasizing the importance of an accessible and open Internet to the achievement of development goals, and calling for accountability for violence, detentions, harassment and other violations against people for expressing themselves online.
Lack of access not only affects our capacity to meet humanitarian needs; it also hampers our ability to protect rights and sets back the achievement of development goals.
As a general rule, project activities should not be terminated before the objectives have been reached; if this is done, it is basically abandonment, not the achievement of development objectives.
Infants' weight at birth is a strong predictor of neonatal health outcomes such as chances of survival, risk of medical complications, and timing for the achievement of development milestones [ 1].
To link the appropriation of ICT for development (ICT4D) in least developed countries (LDCs) and its achievement of the development goals, we propose a citizen-centric capacity development (CCD) framework.
The achievement of equitable development means acquiring comparative advantages and developing competitiveness, with increasingly higher levels of income, emulating for example the successful experience of East Asia from the mid-1970s thethe 1990s.
The empowerment of women is a goal that should be prioritized in development, but just as important, empowered women will spur the achievement of other development goals for men, boys, women and girls.
Maxwell and Milne (1995) argued that the achievement of sustainable development in pastoral systems depends on achieving intra- and inter-generational equity, environmental integrity and economic efficiency.
Nowadays, the achievement of sustainable development constitutes an important constraint in the design of energy policies, being necessary the development of reliable indicators to obtain helpful information about the use of energy resources.
