"welfare challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to difficulties or obstacles related to the well-being and social support of individuals or communities. Example: "The government has acknowledged the numerous welfare challenges faced by low-income families, and has promised to implement new policies to address them."
Dam rearing can provide health and welfare benefits, but separation and weaning are major welfare challenges.
But officials face vast logistical and welfare challenges, plus the problem of trying to adopt a tough, discouraging stance without seeming callous towards vulnerable young people.
Growth in production has been driven by increased use of intensive farming systems, creating health and welfare challenges, such as increased incidence of deformities, diseases and parasites.
It said "the inability to manage personal finances" was one of the biggest welfare challenges facing members of the armed forces, and claimed: "This is not so much a problem of lack of income, but rather lack of control in budgeting, naivety in financial dealings, ignorance about financial products and where to find information, and sometimes a reckless attitude towards spending".
SSA also offers the Global Social Development Practice Program of Study as an elective sequence for master's students interested in understanding social welfare challenges of a globalizing world.
By contrast, sows in stalls face greater welfare challenges later in gestation based on a higher incidence of foot and leg problems.
A1 Welfare Challenge Six years after Connecticut began one of the nation's more aggressive welfare reform efforts, the number of people on public assistance has been cut by more than half, to 25,000 from 58,000.
The practical critique of welfare economics challenges the reliance on governments to remedy market shortcomings.
In the article broader framework to understand key policy issues of European welfare policy challenges are defined.
The control of infectious diseases is a prime concern in salmon farming due to severe economic losses, reduced animal welfare and challenges to the sustainability of the industry [ 1, 2].
Ms. Martinez, who ultimately consulted a welfare lawyer, challenged the caseworker during her next visit and was given more time to find child care.
