In an effort to mitigate the impact of the economic crisis Currently, the Peruvian Government has announced the continuation of its bonus program to support different sectors of the population during the month of February. With amounts ranging from S/500 to S/700, these subsidies seek to offer financial relief to those facing economic difficulties, ensuring that lower-income citizens can access vital aid in these challenging times.
Among the most notable initiatives is the bonus of S/700 aimed at artisanal fishermen, as well as the bonus of S/500 for those affected by rain and adverse weather conditions. In addition, a bonus of S/380 has been announced for teachers, in recognition of their crucial educational work. These State subsidies are to help its citizens, using specific eligibility criteria to ensure that support reaches those who need it most.
Artisanal Fisherman Bonus of S/700
The second Artisanal Fisherman Bonus, equivalent to S/700, is presented as an essential measure for more than 47,500 workers in this sector in the country. Administered by Fondepes and distributed through the branches of Banco de la Nación, this subsidy seeks to support a vital sector of the Peruvian economy.
To be eligible, the beneficiary must practice artisanal fishing formally, not be enrolled in other social programs and be registered in the official registry of artisanal fishermen, in accordance with Ministerial Resolution 00424-2023-Produce. The deadline to access this subsidy is February 28, 2024. You can verify if you are a beneficiary at this LINK.
Rain Bonus of S/500
The Rain Bonus or rental bonus, valued at S/500, is an initiative of the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation and the Mivivienda Fund intended for families whose homes have been declared uninhabitable or destroyed by natural disasters.
This monthly subsidy allows those affected to rent safe housing for up to two years. Requirements include certifying the home as uninhabitable and choosing a new home in a safe area.
To access the subsidy, local governments first refer to the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation the registers of victims to be uploaded to the National Information System for Response and Rehabilitation (Sinpad) of Indeci. Once the ministry verifies the information, the call will be made through a ministerial resolution, indicating the number of potential beneficiaries, locations and deadlines.
Teacher Bonus of S/380
The Teacher Bonus of S/380 emerges as a result of the 2023-2024 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Ministry of Education and Sutep. This aid establishes economic recognition for Peruvian educators.
This bond is expected to be delivered during the first quarter of 2024, although specific details regarding its distribution are yet to be announced. This subsidy underlines the importance of teaching work in the development of the country.
Why does the State deliver bonds in February 2024?
The delivery of bonds in February 2024 is part of a government strategy to provide financial relief to specific sectors of the population affected by the economic crisis. These subsidies seek to guarantee the well-being of citizens, especially those in vulnerable situations.
By focusing on specific groups such as artisanal fishermen, families affected by natural disasters and teachers, the Government aims to ensure that economic support is targeted and effective, thus facing economic challenges with concrete measures.
Source: Larepublica
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