In Colombia, the work of the System for Identification of Potential Beneficiaries of Social Programs (Sisbén) It is of utmost importance, since it allows the population to be organized through their income and direct economic incentives towards the most vulnerable sectors. How do you prove that a person is a mother and head of household for the platform?
This is a process where You must keep your personal information and that of your children completely up to date. in the database so that if incentives are received they can be adequately guaranteed.
As indicated on the website of the previously mentioned entity, The mother who heads the household must be a person over 18 years of age and who precisely knows all the information of the individuals who share residence and must attach documentation..
Of course, the relationship between the minors must be established before the officials who carry out the respective surveys.
To confirm this situation, you can do so in person through the local mayor’s office or a Sisbén office. where they will deliver the pertinent report.
(See more: Which Sisbén groups receive aid from the Colombian government in 2025?)
You can also find out everything about this topic through the official website: https://www.sisben.gov.co/Paginas/consulta-tu-grupo.html. On this platform, only the identification number of the mother who is the head of the household will be necessary in this case.
Remember that the system will be indicating your score and you will also have the possibility of printing the certificate so that you can keep it before carrying out any procedure.
What are the Sisbén groups?
How to confirm that you are in charge of a home in Sisbén?
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If your household is one of the following groups, it does not ensure your participation in the social programs that are currently developed in the country. Remember that Sisbén organizes residents of Colombia and the respective entities are in charge of incorporating financial incentives.
1. Group A: Extreme poverty (from A1 to A5)
Description: Population with lower income generating capacity.
2. Group B: Moderate poverty (from B1 to B7)
Description: Population with greater capacity to generate income than group A.
(See more: Will there be changes in Sisbén in 2025? This is how the current system works)
3. Group C : Vulnerable (from C1 to C18)
Description: Population at risk of falling into poverty.
4. Group D: Neither poor nor vulnerable (from D1 to D21)
Description: Households that are not in poverty.
