"poverty mitigation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe any efforts to reduce poverty. For example, "The non-profit organization works towards poverty mitigation in low-income communities."
Sustainability topics include sustainable development, biodiversity and wildlife conservation, poverty mitigation, food security, renewable resources, energy, transportation, and climate change.
Like "busing" and "integration," the language of today's reformers often serves as a euphemism for poverty mitigation, the implicit goal that American education has fitfully attempted to achieve since Brown v. Board of Education.
With Cornell as the lead, CompSustNet will partner with 11 U.S. academic institutions as well as with key organizations in the areas of conservation, poverty mitigation and renewable energy.
The Thrift Chic approach to poverty mitigation; the rosy-cheeked Cheshire housewives desperate to pass on their knowledge that one can knock up a frightfully authentic North African tagine using only turnip tops sautéed in self-satisfaction 'if only people would take the time to learn'.
Poverty mitigation and empowering the poor are recognized as the chief aims of Welfarist approach which makes the welfare of the poor its foundation.
High leverage points identified in the model simulation situate three policy options for overcoming poverty and mitigation targets as regards resource mix, investment cost recovery, and technical factors to reduce system's environmental footprint.
The Panel lamented the global decline in funding for forestry research in the face of pressing demands for science-based solutions to allow for the needed contribution of forests to poverty alleviation, mitigation of climate change, prevention of land degradation and maintenance of biological diversity.
This is arguably the greatest mitigation of poverty in the developed world since the emergence of the middle class.
The author proposes a cooperative governance model that would maximise the resources and capacity of both traditional and state justice apparatus for delivering the legal and social justice - namely, peace and protection from violence as well as mitigation of poverty and destitution - that rural people genuinely need.
The concepts of resource efficiency, ecosystem services, ecosystem health, and multifunctional land use could serve as suitable references to frame ecological engineering benefits, as well as referring to international political goals such as biodiversity protection, climate change mitigation and poverty reduction.
What lessons regarding the mitigation of poverty and inequality can be learned that could be applicable elsewhere?
