The phrase "local challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to difficulties specific to a particular location. For example, "One of the local challenges faced by this rural town is a lack of access to healthcare services."
Farmers could then create crops that might withstand local challenges, like flooding, drought, or particular pests.
Let's innovate to have the services delivered closer, considering the local challenges first.
This programme will provide both professional and personal support, shaped around the local challenges.
But only "almost", because at this time of huge global and local challenges, the leadership landscape is depressingly bleak.
"It is important to understand the specific local challenges and respond to them in very specific ways," she said.
Countering the lies through positive engagement and education continues to be one of our main local challenges.
In each race, some 200 genes showed signals of selection, but without much overlap, suggesting that the populations on each continent were adapting to local challenges.
The new price caps on text messaging and wireless data roaming are contained in a legal mandate not open to local challenges.
Local challenges included tense relations with police, cuts to funding for services, and the impact of negative media portrayals of the borough and its young people.
Having said all this, it can be tough dealing with the Mozambican bureaucracy and local challenges such as severe rains and fires.
Aiming "to use design skills to develop sustainable solutions to global and local challenges", it features a collection of some of the most inspiring examples of social innovation you will find in one place.
