Sentence examples for alleviation plans from inspiring English sources

But a narrower definition is necessary, because if the percentage is too high, then the impact of the poverty alleviation plans is diluted.

Deprivations and disparities faced by children must feature prominently in national development and poverty alleviation plans in the region and inform how resources are allocated.

As well as re-creating the look of the castle it was hoped that a new mere would be part of the ongoing flood alleviation plan for the area and that the lake could be used for boating and other waterside recreations.

The WEILAI approach was specifically designed for application in rural China, to support poverty alleviation project planning, monitoring and evaluation, as well as targeting and prioritization.

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's spokesman said the money would go to the government's poverty-alleviation program.

When planning preventive and alleviation strategies during the rainy season, such relocation options should be taken into consideration.

The offer for a face-to-face meeting on Tuesday, which was accepted, was widely seen as a sign of an alleviation of the recent discord over new Israeli plans for Jewish housing in disputed East Jerusalem that had soured Israel's relations with the United States.

But in the normal run of things, this is why Bentham gave a higher priority to the protection of property by law and why he held that the alleviation of suffering demands more immediate attention than plans to produce wealth (1952 54, III, 324, 342).

The case study addresses soil erosion and water scarcity-related challenges affecting Asmara, a medium-sized city in Eritrea, and considers urban water security and rural poverty alleviation as two illustrative objectives, within a ten-year planning horizon.

As a key lesson we find that the literature strands on public health, risk reduction and urban planning all contribute to the identification of alleviation options for urban heat wave health impacts, but that they are rarely jointly evaluated.

This has, of course, implications for action plans against poverty on the first level of poverty alleviation efforts.