The area in question had more than 1,900 Kirchnerist 'ñoquis' and multiple programs that overlapped, causing deficiencies in ministerial management and promoting a discretionary management of resources.
From Human Capital, they explained that "as part of the process of state ordering and optimization, its elimination was decided to avoid duplication of functions and ensure a more agile and effective administration."
The changes
With this decision, the ministry pointed out, various programs that did not have a significant impact on improving the living conditions of the most vulnerable sectors and only served to sustain bureaucratic structures were eliminated. Among them:
- Programs aimed at financing local infrastructure through social organizations.
- Training initiatives and financial support for social entities.
- A program that distributed appliances.
- Other plans without a direct effect on social assistance.
From now on, the new Undersecretariat of Human Promotion will focus its efforts exclusively on essential programs to ensure food and social assistance. To this end, support for community dining halls and the Alimentar Provision will be maintained, but with a more efficient approach:
- Instead of purchasing and distributing products to the dining halls, money will be transferred directly to these spaces with a control system over its use.
- The Alimentar Provision will be consolidated as the only direct assistance mechanism to individuals, ensuring that funds reach without intermediaries or discretionary management.
With these changes, the restructuring of the Ministry of Human Capital advances in building a more efficient, modern, and transparent state. The elimination of unnecessary areas allowed for a 31% reduction in administrative units, adding to a previous 20% cut, consolidating a more agile ministry oriented toward concrete results.
These actions reinforce the fight against corruption and ensure that public resources are used for the benefit of all citizens, avoiding diversions for personal interests or clientelist structures.










