2,000 families in Villa Montellano in Puerto Plata receive Emergency Bonus

Santo Domingo.- The Supérate Social Development Directorate delivered this Friday the Emergency Bonus to 2,190 families in the municipality of Villa Montellano, Puerto Plata province, affected by the recent rains. Each family received an economic support of RD$7,000, which represents an investment of RD$15,330,000. The deliveries to these 2,190 families will continue tomorrow Saturday in the municipality of Villa Montellano. This delivery arises in response to the announcement made by the general director of Supérate, Mayra Jiménez, and the Minister of the Presidency, José Ignacio Paliza, who traveled last Tuesday to the municipality of Villa Montellano to announce this measure in attention to the affected families.

“From the Government, we reaffirm our commitment to accompany and protect families in vulnerable situations, with a timely response and a rights-based approach, especially in the face of the challenges posed by climate change,” highlighted Jiménez.

The institution anticipates that this Emergency Bonus will reach families in Valverde, Santiago, Distrito Nacional and Santo Domingo.

You can also read: Puerto Plata on alert: Brito leads efforts against rains

These deliveries are made based on the survey of the Single Beneficiary System (Siuben), after exhausting a data validation process to identify and focus assistance on the most vulnerable households, ensuring that the Emergency Bonus effectively reaches those who need it most. The Emergency Bonus responds to the Adaptive Social Protection approach (PSA), whose purpose is to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable families and communities in the face of crises or unexpected events, integrating anticipation, protection, and adaptation measures.