The phrase "alleviation project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project aimed at reducing or mitigating a specific problem or issue, such as poverty, environmental degradation, or health concerns.
Example: "The government has launched an alleviation project to address the rising levels of homelessness in the city."
Alternatives: "relief initiative" or "mitigation program".
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.
This poverty alleviation project has had to pay the incremental lease value along with value added tax, thus Table 4 shows a wide variation of lease value among waterbodies, with the result that some lease values are very high while others are very low.
County residents are primarily poor farmers of the Qiang ethnic minority and the area is the target of a poverty alleviation project, government officials said.
The Orangi poverty alleviation project (known as the Orangi Pilot Project, or OPP) was initiated by Khan as an NGO in 1980.
It was comprehensive poverty alleviation project included MFA Scheme, and targeted at poor rural areas.
The China Netherlands Poverty Alleviation Project (CNPAP) operated in one rural county in the west of Anhui Province from 1998-2003.
Since then, about £10m has been spent by the Environment Agency in Worcestershire and Shropshire on flood alleviation projects.
Thai television commentators on Friday spoke as if delivering a eulogy, heaping praise on the king's philanthropy, especially his flood-alleviation projects.
So at a time when the American government reacted to the horror of 9/11 mostly with missiles and bombs, detentions and waterboardings, Ms. Retik and Ms. Quigley turned to education and poverty-alleviation projects — in the very country that had incubated a plot that had pulverized their lives.
A survey conducted by the (World Bank in [1999]) for the mid-term review of poverty alleviation and microfinance project among 675 microcredit borrowers in Bangladesh showed that there had been positive change in the economic and social status of the surveyed borrowers.
Current priority areas like global poverty alleviation, open society projects, women and girls empowerment projects, human rights initiatives, and our overall commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), will likely be limited on a light development agenda.
