'create livelihood' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the development of a job or career that provides an income and a way of sustaining oneself. For example, "Many of the participants in this program are here to learn how to create livelihoods for themselves."
Mr. Lee famously said, "We need talented people who can each create livelihoods for 10,000 people".
Leading up to 2050, the world's water will have to support the agricultural systems that will feed and create livelihoods for an additional 2.7 billion people – so bold global political leadership will be essential in creating enabling environments.
Mr. Mendes was an early advocate of the idea that people who live in the forest could create livelihoods from sustainable forest resources, rather than the one-time economic benefit of cutting down trees.
Would this plane load of volunteers, with their large rubbermaid boxes of supplies, create livelihoods or damage them?
The goal is to help them create livelihoods that will end a lifelong existence in abject poverty.
It is about providing the sustenance needed to help Afghanistan create a more promising future so that each individual has an opportunity to reach their potential and to create livelihoods within the country that will help sustain both social and economic growth over the long-term.
In a blog for the Network, director of Oxford University's Humanitarian Innovation Project Alex Betts explains that innovation is about adapting to context, and providing ways to "move beyond encampment through creating livelihood opportunities and self-sufficiency".
At the heart of her work is solving a problem that previously seemed intractable: creating livelihoods and leveraging technology to improve how we live in our cities.
Today's crises demand new visions of an economy based on creating livelihoods while living within the limits of our planet.
Pitch: "We're a beverage company that creates livelihoods for indigenous farmers in the Amazon," Mr. Gage said, "and we produce beverages made from guayusa tea, which has more caffeine than any tea and double the antioxidants of green tea.
