Empowering
lives,transforming communities
Empowering
lives,
transforming communities
Superate is a comprehensive strategy established by President Luis Abinader through decree 377-211, aimed at implementing a comprehensive fight against poverty.
The program combines financial assistance with access to essential services such as education, health, and job training, focusing on low-income families, with special emphasis on women, children, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
GOALS OF
SUPERATE
Improve the quality of life of participant households, ensuring their social inclusion and guaranteeing their rights for a dignified life.
Implement transformative actions for groups historically excluded from socioeconomic development.
Facilitate the construction of capacities for employability and
entrepreneurship, promoting the autonomy and economic resilience of families.
Consolidate a system of support and accompaniment to connect
households with key services and opportunities to escape poverty.
Empower participants to become agents of their own development,
promoting awareness of rights and active participation.
Superate is a comprehensive strategy established by President Luis Abinader through decree 377-211, aimed at implementing a comprehensive fight against poverty.
The program combines financial assistance with access to essential services such as education, health, and job training, focusing on low-income families, with special emphasis on women, children, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
GOALS OF
SUPERATE
Improve the quality of life of participant households, ensuring their social inclusion and guaranteeing their rights for a dignified life.
Implement transformative actions for groups historically excluded from socioeconomic development.
Facilitate the construction of capacities for employability and
entrepreneurship, promoting the autonomy and economic resilience of families.
Consolidate a system of support and accompaniment to connect
households with key services and opportunities to escape poverty.
Empower participants to become agents of their own development,
promoting awareness of rights and active participation.
SOCIAL PROTECTION TRIPOD
ELIGIBILITY AND EXIT CRITERIA FROM THE PROGRAM
The beneficiary families in Superate are selected through the Unified Beneficiary System (SIUBEN), which is in charge of categorizing and conducting periodic evaluations to adjust the necessary support and reassign resources according to the evolution of the circumstances of the participant households.
ELIGIBILITY AND EXIT CRITERIA FROM THE PROGRAM
The beneficiary families in Superate are selected through the Unified Beneficiary System (SIUBEN), which is in charge of categorizing and conducting periodic evaluations to adjust the necessary support and reassign resources according to the evolution of the circumstances of the participant households.
SUPERATE PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
• Educational Inclusion
• Health, Food Security, and Emergency Support
• Economic Inclusion
• Housing
• Identifícate
• Cuidados
• Superate Mujer
• Family Accompaniment
SUPERATE FAMILY
COMMITMENTS
•Health
•Education
SUPERATE PROGRAM
COMPONENTS
• Educational Inclusion
• Health, Food Security, and Emergency Support
• Economic Inclusion
• Housing
• Identifícate
• Cuidados
• Superate Mujer
• Family Accompaniment
SUPERATE FAMILY
COMMITMENTS
Health •
Education •
Reach-impact
Participant households Currently
Reach-impact
Participant households Currently
SUBSIDIES
Aliméntate
Bonogás
Bonoluz
Aprende
Avanza
Bono de
Emergencia
Bono
Navideño
Supérate
Mujer
Bono de Apoyo
Familiar
Agricultura
Familiar
Fondo Nacional de
Niñez y Adolescencia
con Discapacidad
SUBSIDIES
Aliméntate
Bonogás
Bonoluz
Aprende
Avanza
Bono de
Emergencia
Bono
Navideño
Supérate
Mujer
Bono de Apoyo
Familiar
Agricultura
Familiar
Fondo Nacional de
Niñez y Adolescencia
con Discapacidad
THE ROAD TO SELF IMPROVEMENT
THE ROAD TO SELF IMPROVEMENT
ECONOMIC INCLUSION ACHIEVEMENTS
ECONOMIC INCLUSION ACHIEVEMENTS
TRAINING DEPARTMENT:
In partnership with the
Technical Professional
Training Institute
(INFOTEP), Superate
has trained 235,883
people.
FAMILY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT:
In partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and FAO, 400 people participate in 57 Shade Houses located in 18 provinces of the country.
COOPERATIVE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT:
Through the production of handicrafts, textiles, and typical Dominican sweets, 2,029 families participate in the Dominican Hands, Delights, and Cayena textile line projects.
ECONOMIC INCLUSION ACHIEVEMENTS
ECONOMIC INCLUSION ACHIEVEMENTS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEPARTMENT:
From 2020 to date,
1,710 women have been part of the
Mujeres Superemprendedoras project.
FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND INCLUSION:
26,351 people have been trained in education and financial inclusion in partnership with the national banking system, such as BanReservas among other allies.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEPARTMENT:
Centro de Superación
Gastronómica: Superate has 3 Gastronomic Improvement Centers, and to date, 6,423 people have been trained in technical actions related to tourism.
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT:
2,136 people have
been trained through
some training
program, and job
intermediation has
been managed with
Supérate allies.
GENDER DIRECTORATE ACHIEVEMENTS
Juventud Superate:
Impact: 151,155 young beneficiaries nationally and internationally.
Children and Adolescents:
With the support of the European Union,
UNICEF/KOICA, we implement the
methodology of Clubes de Chicas.
Impact: 4,293 adolescents benefited.
Fraternity Network:
Offers psychological assistance, legal advice, social work, and training based on the Support Guide for Women’s Groups (GAM), from a socio-educational and human rights approach.
Impact: 9,952 beneficiaries since 2020
Orphaned Children and
Adolescents due to
Femicide:
Strengthens mutual support in communities by providing psychological, legal, and social accompaniment to foster families.
Impact: 370 children and adolescents.
Health and Elderly:
Seeks to improve access
to services, ensuring a
dignified and healthy life
in old age.
Social Inclusion:
Aims to ensure the participation of children, adolescents, and young people with disabilities through Autism Classrooms located in vulnerable communities.
Children’s and Youth Library of DR and House of Culture:
Promotes culture and values among children and youth.
Juventud Superate:
Impact: 151,155 young beneficiaries nationally and internationally.
Children and Adolescents:
With the support of the European Union,
UNICEF/KOICA, we implement the
methodology of Clubes de Chicas.
Impact: 4,293 adolescents benefited.
Fraternity Network:
Offers psychological assistance, legal advice, social work, and training based on the Support Guide for Women’s Groups (GAM), from a socio-educational and human rights approach.
Impact: 9,952 beneficiaries since 2020
Orphaned Children and
Adolescents due to
Femicide:
Strengthens mutual support in communities by providing psychological, legal, and social accompaniment to foster families.
Impact: 370 children and adolescents.
Health and Elderly:
Seeks to improve access
to services, ensuring a
dignified and healthy life
in old age.
Social Inclusion:
Aims to ensure the participation of children, adolescents, and young people with disabilities through Autism Classrooms located in vulnerable communities.
Children’s and Youth Library of DR and House of Culture:
Promotes culture and values among children and youth.
Social Inclusion:
Aims to ensure the participation of children, adolescents, and young people with disabilities through Autism Classrooms located in vulnerable communities.
Children’s and Youth Library of DR and House of Culture:
Promotes culture and values among children and youth.
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
With the goal of strengthening and pushing
the social-economic development of the Dominican Republic, Superate aimes to work cooperatively the local priorities of each territory through the building of alliances
with stakeholders, such as:
With the goal of strengthening and pushing
the social-economic development of the Dominican Republic, Superate aimes to work cooperatively the local priorities of each territory through the building of alliances
with stakeholders, such as:
• Government entities
• Corporations and private facilities
• NGOs
• Civic society
• Academic institutions
Targeting the spots of poverty and inequality present on:
Targeting the spots of poverty and inequality present on:
• Education
• Health
• Sustainable growth
• Climate change
WHY IS SUPERATE IMPORTANT?
Superate promotes a model of active empowerment, aligned with the vision of the Sustainable Development Goals, the 2030 National Development Strategy, and the social inclusion of the Dominican government.
By investing in education, health, and economic potential, the program is laying the foundation for a more equitable and prosperous Dominican Republic.
WHY IS SUPERATE IMPORTANT?
Superate promotes a model of active empowerment, aligned with the vision of the Sustainable Development Goals, the 2030 National Development Strategy, and the social inclusion of the Dominican government.
By investing in education, health, and economic potential, the program is laying the foundation for a more equitable and prosperous Dominican Republic.
