Government transfers S/2.27 million to Llamkasun Perú for temporary employment

The Executive Branch authorized the transfer of S/ 2,274,316 to the Temporary Employment Program Llamkasun Perú to finance the execution of thirteen agreements and generate an estimated 615 temporary jobs in the districts included in its geographical targeting. The measure was ordered via Supreme Decree No. 013-2026-TR, published in the Tuesday, September 8, 2026 edition of the Official Gazette El Peruano (Year XLIII, No. 19507), in the Legal Norms section.

The regulation, signed by the President of the Republic, Keiko Sofía Fujimori Higuchi, and endorsed by the Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion, Juan Manuel Kosme Sheput Moore, is based on literal a) of paragraph 13.1 of article 13 of Law No. 32513, Public Sector Budget Law for Fiscal Year 2026, which exceptionally authorizes financial transfers from the Ministry of Labor to local governments for the Llamkasun Perú program.

Scope of the transfer

The resources are allocated for the payment of the program’s total contribution in favor of the public sector executing agencies with whom thirteen (13) execution agreements have been signed. The financing covers the Immediate Intervention Activities (AII-91) in the districts included in the scope of the program’s Geographical Targeting 2026-I (Third Group), with an estimated generation of 615 temporary jobs.

• Transferred amount: S/ 2,274,316.00 (Two Million Two Hundred Seventy-Four Thousand Three Hundred Sixteen and 00/100 soles).
• Agreements signed: 13.
• Funded activities: Immediate Intervention Activities (AII-91).
• Estimated temporary jobs: 615.
• Intervention modality: 1 – Regular.

Financing and control

The transfer is charged to the budget of the current Fiscal Year of Pliego 012: Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion, Executing Unit 005: Trabaja Perú, within the Budgetary Program 0073 – Program for the Generation of Inclusive Social Employment – Trabaja Perú, under the activity “5006294 Transfer of resources for the execution of projects and activities,” with Ordinary Resources as the source of financing.

The decree establishes that the resources may not be used, under responsibility, for purposes other than those authorized. The Llamkasun Perú program will carry out the tracking, supervision, control, monitoring, and verification of the fulfillment of purposes and goals; in the event of non-compliance with the obligations of the executing agency, it will arrange the actions provided for in the respective agreement and within the current legal framework.

Program background

The temporary employment program Llamkasun Perú was created by Supreme Decree No. 012-2011-TR, with the objective of generating temporary employment for the working-age population from 18 years old who are in situations of unemployment, underemployment, poverty, or extreme poverty, or who face special structural or cyclical difficulties. Its beneficiaries include people affected by economic crises, emergencies, or disasters, people with disabilities, and women victims of all forms or contexts of violence, who are granted an economic incentive in exchange for their participation in unskilled labor-intensive activities.

Supreme Decree No. 013-2026-TR was issued at the Government House, in Lima, on September 7, 2026, and is exempt from the Ex Ante Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) as it is a regulation regarding transfers by the State. The regulation and its annex are published on the digital portal of the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion on the same day as its publication in the official gazette.

The transfer reinforces the temporary employment policy in targeted districts and expands the program’s coverage in its third intervention group of 2026, with a direct impact on the vulnerable population that accesses an economic income in exchange for work in immediate intervention activities.

Source: Official Gazette El Peruano, Year XLIII No. 19507, September 8, 2026, Legal Norms section, pág. 9-11 (official reference: Supreme Decree No. 013-2026-TR).