The Care Assessment It is one of the important lines of the program Citizen Income of Colombia since the work of those beneficiaries who are responsible for other people is revalued, such as children under 6 years of age and people with disabilities. In this line, Will there be payments of this subsidy in November?
What are the key points of this program?
– Beneficiaries: It is aimed primarily at households classified in the Group A of Sisbén IV which includes families in extreme poverty. The selection of beneficiaries is carried out through administrative records, without the need for a formal registration process.
– Amounts and Frequency of Payments: Eligible households can receive up to 500,000 Colombian pesos every 45 days. This amount is intended to help families meet their basic needs and improve their quality of life.
– Social Impact: It is a recognition of the work of those who put in the work every day and take care of those who need special attention and care.
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Transit to Citizen Income.
Will there be payments in November?
In the coming month, Citizen Income will pay double. Cycle 3, which takes place between September 30 and October 29, is a double cycle. This means that beneficiaries will receive a total of 1,000,000 Colombian pesos if they are approved for both Citizen Income payments.
(READ: Citizen Income: the date in November that beneficiaries should take into account)
Why was there a double cycle?
In the month of September, Gustavo Bolívar clarified in his “X” account that there were some problems with payments, which is why they had to be rescheduled. For this reason, it was decided that double payments would be made during October and for the entire month, not just for 2 weeks.
The remaining calendar would be as follows:
-Cycle 3 (Paid double): September 30 to October 29 (Extreme Income and Refund Poverty)
-Cycle 4: Mid-November (Extreme Income and Refund Poverty)
-Cycle 5: Mid-December (Extreme Income and Refund Poverty)
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