The phrase "achieving human needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, economic, or psychological goals related to fulfilling the requirements of individuals or communities.
Example: "The organization's mission focuses on achieving human needs through sustainable development and community engagement."
Alternatives: "fulfilling human needs" or "meeting human needs".
Some claim that computers will, by 2050, achieve human capabilities.
The HDI seeks to demonstrate the success achieved in three basic human needs: access to knowledge (education), the right to a long and healthy life (longevity) and the right to a decent standard of living (income).
Within this approach, they call for the linking of human rights to a broader moral agenda embracing the duty to meet essential human needs and to achieve greater social justice within and between nations.
Needs are defined in terms of ecosystem services, as well as other human needs that must be addressed to achieve outcomes.
Psychologist Abraham Maslow identified safety and security as among the most basic human needs on the road to self-actualization -- achieving one's full potential.
Its definitions are always concerned by achieving the human psychological needs besides their physical ones.
Achieving these goals has direct implications for peace and the realization of human needs.
Sustainability requires the reconciling of human needs with the healthy natural ecosystem, which should be achieved within the grand course of industrialization and modernization.
Value exists in a culture when everyone in an organization understands universal human needs, appreciates the unique contribution of each person, and helps them achieve their potential.
The emergence of cultivated crops from their wild progenitors was achieved primarily by artificial selection for a wide range of desirable traits to meet human needs [ 3, 4].
He understood very clearly the need to make finance subservient to human needs, environmental imperatives and the real economy, and promoted democratic trusteeship as an ownership and management model to achieve it.
