Check if you are on the Sisfoh registry: follow these 4 steps and know your socioeconomic classification

The Household Targeting System (Sisfoh), administered by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (midis), is a platform that classifies citizens according to their socioeconomic information, with the aim that state aid, social programs and access to free services reach those who really need them.

To check if you belong to the General Household Register (PGH), you must have your National Identity Document (ID) on hand. Below, we explain how to carry out this process for free and online from the comfort of your home.

Sisfoh, check with DNI: link to find out if you are on the registry

1. Enter the official Sisfoh website by CLICKING HERE or on this link: https://operaciones.sisfoh.gob.pe:450/cse/.
2. Enter your ID number next to the security code that appears on the platform.
3. Complete the required fields according to what they request.
4. Press the ‘consult’ button. Finally, the socioeconomic category (CSE) of your home will appear.

Sisfoh classification: these are the socioeconomic scales

The Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) classifies Peruvian families according to their socioeconomic level into three different categories. The first is ‘non-poor’, which includes households with sufficient economic capacity to cover the cost of the basic family basket without difficulties. These households have the necessary resources to adequately satisfy their basic needs.

The second category is ‘poor’, which includes those households whose income is not enough to cover the expenses of the basic basket, which limits their quality of life and access to essential services. Finally, the category of ‘extreme poverty’ covers households in a situation of critical vulnerability, with insufficient income to ensure the minimum necessary for subsistence.

List of benefits or social programs that you can access if you are in Sisfoh

• Together Program: offers monetary support to families in extreme poverty to encourage children’s education and health.

• Pension 65: provides a pension to adults over 65 years of age who are in extreme poverty.

• Crib More: provides day care and comprehensive care services to children under three years of age in vulnerable situations.

• Scholarship 18: It offers comprehensive scholarships for higher education to talented young people in poverty.

• Protection Bonus for Homes Vulnerable to Seismic Risks: It is financial support for the reinforcement or reconstruction of homes in earthquake-prone areas.

• Llamkasun Peru (Works Peru): temporary employment initiative that generates job opportunities for the most vulnerable population in the country. It finances basic infrastructure projects, such as works in urban and rural areas, that require unskilled labor.

• Free SIS: state program that provides health coverage to those who do not have private health insurance. Its main objective is to guarantee access to basic health services for people in poverty or extreme poverty.