Latin America

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Argentina Asignacion Universal por Hijo (Universal Child Allowance)

Argentina Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH) is a conditional cash transfer program providing monthly payments to families with children under 18 whose parents are unemployed, work in the informal economy, or earn below the minimum wage, serving as one of the most important social protection programs in Latin America and reaching approximately 4 million children.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: ARS $78,540/month per child or ARS $255,506/month for disability cases Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Argentina

Bolivia Renta Dignidad (Dignity Income)

Bolivia Renta Dignidad (Dignity Income) is a universal non-contributory social pension that provides monthly cash payments to all Bolivian citizens aged 60 and above regardless of income, employment history, or contribution record, established in 2008 as a successor to the pioneering BONOSOL program and funded primarily from hydrocarbon tax revenues, reaching approximately 1.2 million elderly beneficiaries and serving as the cornerstone of Bolivia social protection system alongside the Bono Juancito Pinto and Bono Juana Azurduy programs.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: BOB 300-350/month, depending on whether you receive another pension Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Bolivia

Chile Pension Garantizada Universal (Universal Guaranteed Pension)

Chile Pensión Garantizada Universal (PGU) is a state-funded universal pension that guarantees a monthly income to all Chilean residents aged 65 and older who do not belong to the wealthiest 10% of the population, regardless of whether they contributed to the pension system during their working years, representing one of the most significant social protection reforms in Latin American history.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: CLP $214,296/month, adjusted annually Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Chile

Colombia Familias en Acción (Families in Action)

Colombia Familias en Acción is the country largest conditional cash transfer program, providing bimonthly payments to low-income families conditional on children regular school attendance and health check-up compliance, reaching over 2.5 million families across all 32 departments and serving as a cornerstone of Colombia social protection system since 2001.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: About COP 720,000-COP 2,000,000+ per family each year Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Colombia

Costa Rica CCSS Universal Healthcare (Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social)

Costa Rica Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS or "La Caja") is a universal public healthcare system that provides comprehensive medical services to all Costa Rican citizens and legal residents, funded through a tripartite contribution system of employers, employees, and the state, renowned internationally for achieving health outcomes comparable to developed nations at a fraction of the cost.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Comprehensive healthcare; employee contribution is 5.5% of salary Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Costa Rica

Cuba Universal Healthcare System

Cuba Universal Healthcare System is a fully free, government-operated national health service that provides comprehensive medical care to all Cuban citizens and residents at no cost, organized around a community-based family doctor model with one of the highest doctor-to-patient ratios in the world, achieving health outcomes comparable to wealthy developed nations despite being a lower-middle-income country, including life expectancy of approximately 79 years and infant mortality of approximately 4.4 per 1,000 live births.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Free universal healthcare at point of use Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Cuba

IDB Climate-Smart Agriculture Facility: $3-12 Million for Sustainable Agriculture in Latin America and Caribbean

The Inter-American Development Bank project page lists RG-X1227 as a Climate-Smart Agriculture Fund in implementation, with an objective of catalyzing private sector investment and a total approved amount of USD 14,883,400.

Status: Deadline Unknown Type: Grant Amount: USD 14,883,400 total facility cost; per-country award size not specified on the official page Deadline: No public application deadline listed on current official page Location: Caribbean and Latin America

Mexico Climate Resilient Housing Grants 2025: How to Secure MXN 65 Million per Social Housing Cluster

Mexico is facing a brutal combo: rapidly growing cities, aging social housing, and a climate that keeps turning the dial up on heat, floods, and storms.

Status: Deadline Passed Type: Grant Amount: MXN $65,000,000 per housing cluster Deadline: Jun 27, 2025 Location: Mexico

Secure $350,000 for Green Fintech: IDB Lab Latin America Accelerator 2025

A practical guide for green fintech teams in Latin America reviewing this IDB Lab-related listing, with clear notes on what is verified, what is not, and how to prepare before contacting IDB Lab or applying through an official call.

Status: Deadline Passed Type: Accelerator Amount: Unconfirmed for this listing; see official IDB Lab financing products Deadline: Apr 14, 2025 Location: Latin America
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Uruguay Universal Healthcare Benefit Guide: How to Get SNIS Coverage Through FONASA and ASSE With Income Based Contributions

Uruguay has a rare national superpower: it treats healthcare like a public service you *use*, not a luxury you *earn*.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Comprehensive health coverage; FONASA contributions typically 3%-8% of income Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Uruguay