In order to be more efficient and effective in detecting irregularities and fraud, the Social Insurance Bank (Banco de Previsión Social (BPS)) has built an integrated solution based on the use of modeling techniques and predictive analysis to select taxpayers to be audited (Integrated Solution for the Selection of Cases to Monitor or Solución Integral de Selección de Casos a Fiscalizar (SISCA)).

One of the main problems in our society is undeclared employment, with the consequences that it entails, especially in its impact on the most vulnerable sectors of society.

This problem raised the need to develop new auditing instruments to contribute effectively to the fight against informality and social exclusion. One of these instruments is the implementation of Minimum Worker Indicators (Indicadores Mínimos de Trabajadores (IMT)), which contributes to social inclusion.

This is a simplified online registration system which identifies current domestic work employment relationships, by providing notifications of the employment and dismissal of staff.

The tendency to care for people with health impairments at home has been growing in recent decades. This has led health and social security institutions to identify households as settings for care, and the family, as a fundamental element to support this practice. In this context, the State Employees' Social Security and Social Services Institute (Instituto de Seguridad y Servicios Sociales de los Trabajadores del Estado (ISSSTE)) has developed an interactive multimedia course that can be consulted by anyone with internet access.

Inspired by its compromise with social transformation, Compensar designed and implemented on its own initiative a pioneering model of participation in social housing (Intervención en Vivienda de Interés Social (VIS)), aimed at building communities beyond housing delivery.

By means of a coaching process, the new families of VIS projects led by Compensar develop social and civic skills that stimulate the sense of community ownership. It also improves their quality of life, ensuring communal life, training leaders and creating opportunities for integral growth.

In recent years, the National Social Security Administration (Administración Nacional de la Seguridad Social (ANSES)) has become an agency for the rapid implementation of public policies related to the social rights of citizens. To this end, the ANSES made available a range of new services by means of an online system that generates new forms to access benefits in real-time.

The Universal Child Allowance (Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH)) for Social Protection was adopted by Decree 1602/09. It is a monthly non-contributory allowance, payable for each child under age 18 (no age limit in the case of a disabled child), up to five children.

The PRO.CRE.AR. Fund was created in 2012 to address the housing needs of citizens, taking into account the different family socio-economic conditions. The State has taken two approaches: housing construction projects and public resource mobilization into a mortgage loan programme.

Through this Programme, economic activity is also boosted thanks to the housing construction incentive, which benefits the economy as a whole, not only in terms of production, but also employment and domestic consumption.