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Low-income families will be able to build their house on their own land with a non-refundable subsidy from the State.The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) authorized the financial transfer of S/519,208,884 in favor of the Mivivienda S.A. Fund. with the objective of financing the Family Housing Bonus (BFH) in the form of Housing Construction on Own Site, which will allow thousands of low-income families to build decent and safe housing on their own land.
The measure was made official through Ministerial Resolution No. 065-2026-VIVIENDA and is part of the Governments actions to reduce the housing deficit and expand access to social housing in the country. The resources will be allocated exclusively to families that have their own land, but do not have the necessary resources to build their home.
With this transfer, the State strengthens access to adequate housing for the most vulnerable households, while promoting the revitalization of local economies by generating employment in the construction sector and improving urban environments in various regions of the country.
This financial transfer reaffirms our commitment to Peruvian families who still do not have adequate housing. Through the Family Housing Bonus we are making it possible for thousands of households to build their own home with the support of the State and live with greater security and well-being, said the Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Wilder Sifuentes Quilcate.
The rule establishes that the General Directorate of Programs and Projects in Housing and Urban Planning (DGPPVU) of the MVCS will be responsible for monitoring, tracking and verifying compliance with the physical and financial goals linked to this transfer. Likewise, the Mivivienda S.A. Fund must periodically report progress in the execution of resources.
The resolution also provides for the publication of the document and its annex in the institutional digital headquarters of the MVCS on the same day of its dissemination in the official gazette, in order to guarantee transparency and public access to information on the use of resources allocated to the housing sector.
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The Family Housing Bonus (BFH) is a non-refundable subsidy granted by the Ministry of Housing, through the Mivivienda Fund, to low-income families to buy, build or improve a social interest home through the Techo Propio program.
