Sisfoh, consult with DNI 2024: check if your home was classified as poor in the registry

The Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) is a tool of Peru, administered by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (midis). Its objective is to identify families that need access to Government social programs so that the benefits efficiently reach the most vulnerable households in the country.

To determine if one belongs to the General Household Register (PGH) of Sisfoh, citizens can make a simple query through the official Midis website. In this portal, users must enter their National Identity Document number (ID) and follow the steps indicated to verify your socioeconomic classification.

Check my home, via Sisfoh 2024: link to see if you are on the registry

To check your socioeconomic category in the Household Targeting System (Sisfoh), follow the steps below:

• Access the official Sisfoh page at the following address: https://operaciones.sisfoh.gob.pe:450/cse/.
• Enter your ID number and the security code that appears on the screen.
• Complete the required fields, to do so, include your role within the household (as head or partner) and the dates corresponding to the geographical location and the issuance of your identity document.
• Click ‘inquire’. The system will process the information and show the socioeconomic category in which you are classified, according to the entity’s criteria.

Request the socioeconomic classification of my home

To be part of the Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) it is essential to obtain a socioeconomic classification (CSE) of your home. You can request it at the Local Registration Unit of the municipality where you reside. The ULE is responsible for managing your application, which includes collecting the necessary information and sending it to the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis). This procedure is an essential requirement to access the various social programs and benefits that depend on the socioeconomic classification of the household. Check more information on the official Government website at this LINK HERE.

Find out what the Sisfoh classification is like, according to socioeconomic level:

The Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) classifies Peruvian families into three socioeconomic levels, according to their economic capacity and ability to cover basic needs:

• Non-poor: include households with sufficient economic capacity to face the cost of the basic family basket without difficulties. They have the necessary resources to adequately satisfy their basic needs.
• Poor: includes those households whose income does not cover the expenses of the basic basket. These families face economic challenges that limit their quality of life and access to essential services.
• Extreme poverty: covers households in a situation of critical vulnerability, with insufficient income to ensure the minimum necessary for subsistence. The person experiences severe difficulties in satisfying his or her most fundamental needs.

How long does the socioeconomic classification last?

If you are registered, it is important to know that the validity of the socioeconomic classification (CSE) varies depending on the location and characteristics of the population. In urban areas, the classification lasts four years, while in rural areas, this period extends to six years. For members of indigenous or Amazonian peoples recognized by the Ministry of Culture, the validity is extended to eight years.

How do I contact Sisfoh?

For more information about the Household Targeting System (Sisfoh)you can contact the entity by telephone at (01) 631 8000 in annexes 1750, 1780, 1777 or 1756. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm Alternatively, queries can also be sent by email to the address sisfoh@midis.gob.pe, in which assistance will be provided and doubts related to the classification process and other services offered will be resolved.