The phrase "addresses basic human needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social issues, psychology, or any field that involves understanding and meeting fundamental human requirements.
Example: "The organization focuses on providing resources that addresses basic human needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare."
Alternatives: "meets fundamental human requirements" or "fulfills essential human needs."
While charitable giving rose slightly over all in 2010, gifts to organizations that address basic human needs fell 6.6percentt, according to Giving USA.
They include economic commentator Thomas Jorberg, who has argued for a ban on financial services that don't service the real economy and claims that banks should only be allowed to partake in activities that address basic human needs.
A society which fails to address basic human needs, equip citizens to improve their quality of life, protect the environment, and provide opportunity for many of its citizens is not succeeding.
In conclusion, our findings suggest that substantial increase in the use of maternal health services can be achieved by accelerating socioeconomic development and effectively addressing basic human needs of schooling, economic welfare, and gender-based discrimination.
Substantial increase in the use of maternal health services can be achieved by accelerating socioeconomic development and effectively addressing basic human needs of schooling, economic welfare, and gender-based discrimination [ 22].
Obviously the UN System looks to the private sector as a source of funding for multilateral development assistance - the kind of assistance that has always sought to address basic human needs, beginning with poverty eradication and the needs of the most vulnerable people - especially children.
Also we're going to see an increase in debt distress, particularly in small island developing countries and this is genuinely going to create problems, not only for them to address the basic human needs of their population, but more broadly, to be able to address greater climate chaos that they are going to be on the frontlines of.
That Western governments have continued to ignore this failed state, refused to reconcile with the country's clan-based leadership, and pursue counterterrorism efforts that only worsen Somalia's instability and do nothing to address the basic human needs of a dying population shows how much we have to learn.
The center could focus on indiscriminately addressing my basic human needs, and helping me rediscover my dignity.
