The phrase 'poverty alleviation program' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a program or initiative designed to help reduce poverty. For example: "The government announced a new poverty alleviation program this week to help low-income families in the area."
Some members of the majority Christian popualtion of Plateau State had complained about the appointment of a Muslim to lead the state's poverty alleviation program.
Thus in the quest of poverty elimination, the role of each country's Government is huge and the world bank have a role to play in providing fund to those government that require funding in their poverty alleviation program and government intervention is necessary to ensure optimal resources allocation such as income redistribution (Rajasekhar and Gayathridevi, 2007).
Another vital component in the partnership is a poverty alleviation program, which trains and equips local entrepreneurs with the technology and know-how to run their own plastic reuse start-ups in Ecuador.
Many of those with relatives in such camps said their loved ones were well-educated with high-paying jobs before their arrest, and did not need a poverty alleviation program.
Funding is channeled through the Department of Health and comes from various sources, including the Expanded Public Works program, which is a job creation and poverty alleviation program.
The objective of this study was to estimate the effect of the Oportunidades -an incentive-based poverty alleviation program- on vaccination coverage for poor and rural older people in Mexico.
In this sense, the economic model provides justification for integration of PES and poverty alleviation programs.
New research from MIT development economists demonstrates how social networks can effectively promote poverty alleviation programs in poor countries.
"Ordinary people don't get any real benefits from poverty alleviation programs," said Li Guangyi, 35, a farmer who lives in the village of Zhangyoufang.
Thereafter, we break down total government expenditure and focus on three subcategories of spending associated with social welfare: education, health and poverty alleviation programs.
Researchers at the School's Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) are working to take the guesswork out of poverty alleviation programs by providing the scientific evidence needed to guide global policy.
