The phrase "alleviation efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to reduce or lessen a problem, typically in contexts related to social issues, health, or environmental concerns.
Example: "The organization launched several alleviation efforts to combat poverty in the region."
Alternatives: "relief initiatives" or "mitigation efforts".
Pathogenesis alleviation efforts can benefit enormously if the characteristics of these domains are known.
Gandhi's own poverty alleviation efforts in India revealed a lack of will to really tackle poverty or environment issues, instead she focused on middle-class interests.
Such "poverty alleviation" efforts included a free milk program, subsidies for the poor farmers, and support for improved infrastructure in poor regions.
The economic burden on households of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including cardiovascular diseases, cancer, respiratory diseases, and diabetes, poses major challenges to global poverty alleviation efforts.
Such data allows researchers to test hypotheses about the possible roles environmental, health and economic factors play in persistent poverty and in the success or failure of poverty alleviation efforts.
Understanding the location and spatial distribution of the world's poor is vital not only for targeting specific poverty alleviation efforts, but also for addressing the root causes of persistent poverty and identifying and overcoming the diverse obstacles to sustainable development.
SIR - We applaud your efforts to support the use of rigorous evaluations of poverty-alleviation efforts using randomised trials (Economics focus, June 14th).
This work includes a series of efforts in the alleviation of such undesired latency.
To broaden and accelerate its efforts at poverty alleviation Berkeley Lab announces the launch of the LBNL Institute for Globally Transformative Technologies.
To broaden and accelerate its efforts at poverty alleviation Berkeley Lab announces the launch of the LBNL Institute for Globally Transformative Technologies LIGTTT, pronounced "light").
Conversely, Cammack (2001) notes that efforts towards poverty alleviation promoted by Western countries and international financial institutions (IFIs) are rooted in a global capitalist strategy.
