The phrase "achieving livelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining or maintaining a means of living or financial stability.
Example: "Many individuals in developing countries focus on achieving livelihood through sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "securing a livelihood" or "gaining a livelihood."
The analysis indicated that there are often trade-offs between equity, efficiency, and effectiveness involved in achieving livelihood improvements for rural poor and, consequently, the longer-term sustainability of a PES scheme.
Nevertheless, diversification may not be so transitory, and it may be associated with success in achieving livelihood security under improving economic conditions as well as livelihood distress in deteriorating conditions.
Thus, generation of non-agricultural jobs to achieve livelihood diversification would reduce the physical damages and the vulnerability of poor households.
Furthermore, this review has illustrated the potential of achieving net livelihood gains through integrating trees on farms, providing rural farmers with additional income sources, and greater resilience strategies to adapt to market or climatic shocks.
Human capital represents the skills, knowledge, ability to labour and good health that together enable people to pursue different livelihood strategies and achieve their livelihood objectives (Ellis 2000).
Yet smallholder farmers face a myriad of barriers preventing them from closing what we call "the gap" and achieving dignified livelihoods.
Pastoralism remains an important livelihood strategy to majority of households in the study area; therefore, to achieve sustainable livelihood strategies, grazing lands should be maintained.
Livelihood strategies are the combination of activities that people choose to undertake in order to achieve their livelihood goals (UNCDF 2005).
It increases their income by helping the poor with the idea of empowering them to achieve sustainable livelihood and out from poverty line.
Nurturing and combining a range of these assets (such as natural, financial, human, social or physical) in innovative ways enables people to achieve positive livelihood outcomes.
