"improved livelihood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, including in news articles about economic conditions in a particular country or in a business context to discuss the development of an employee's career. For example, "The economic policies of the new government have resulted in an improved livelihood for many citizens of the country."
The technique was very well adopted nearly by 5000 women beneficiaries with very good results of 30% increase in egg production and raising healthy chickens/layers, and positive impact on food security and improved livelihood of rural farming families.
"Nutrition interventions can result in as much as 46 per cent higher wages and dramatically improved livelihood outcomes with an estimated increase in GDP of at least 2-3 per cent," said Mr Guillaume Foliot, representing WFP at the launch.
But economic growth doesn't necessarily result in jobs and improved livelihoods for the most vulnerable groups.
Those that have this trio of basic services have more children in school, healthier families, less drain on medical services and improved livelihoods and life chances.
For the slaughterhouse employees who stream daily toward the Smithfield plant for the grinding job of turning pigs into products, the prospects of new ownership have raised hopes of new markets and improved livelihoods.
This study has shown that the marginalization-vulnerability nexus can be offset by capacity and social cohesion towards improved livelihoods.
Sudano-Sahelian West Africa is in focus for several interventions to increase woody vegetation for improved livelihoods.
However, it is yet to lead to better environmental or development outcomes for fisheries stakeholders in terms of food security, improved livelihoods and ecological sustainability.
Notwithstanding this, the findings reveal that participant forest-dependent communities in the co-management project had improved livelihoods compared to forest-dependent communities outside the co-management scheme.
In 2012, SNV's global programs have improved livelihoods and living conditions for more than 9 million people and are continuing to have an impact.
Specifically, these high-level scientists and economists encourage leaders to commit to policies and programs that prioritize sustainable agriculture that delivers food security, improved livelihoods, resilience to climate change and environmental co-benefits.
