Observatory of Social Development
Pacific Alliance

2014-2019

Official website of the programme

More Able aims to support women, youth and persons with disabilities who are in a situation of social vulnerability to access and remain in the labor market, through technical training, skills development and job placement in order to promote their employability. The program has five different programmatic areas: + Able, + Able disabled people, + Able continuity of studies, + Able remedial education and + Able entrepreneur woman.

Women between 18 and 64 years, men between 18 and 29 years: Men and women undertaking 4th high school technical-professional education: Men and women with parental responsibility aged 16 and 17 years: Women and men aged 18 to 50 with disabilities: and men and women offenders aged 14 to 64. Participants must be within 60% of the vulnerable population and have little or no labor force participation (what it means to have six or less than six contributions in the last 12 months)

National

Categorical Proxy means test (Socioeconomic classification)

1) Social Protection Registry 2) Contribution density equal to or less than 50% in the last 12 months (little or no labor force participation).

From Antofagasta, Aysén and Magallanes regions people within the 80% of the vulnerable population according to Social Registry of Homes (Registro Social de Hogares) can apply. In the case of people with disabilities or criminal offenders, there is no need for vulnerability percentage.

Supreme Decree N°101/2014 Supreme Decree N°17/2016

National Service of Employment and Vocational Training (SENCE)

National Service of Employment and Vocational Training (SENCE)

Government of Chile