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Poverty and living standards in Hermanas Mirabal, Dominican Republic: official figures

Hermanas Mirabal is in the Cibao Nordeste development region (with Duarte, Maria Trinidad Sanches and Samana), where 12% of people were in general monetary poverty in 2024, down from 14% in 2023; the region ranks joint 2nd lowest of the 10 development regions for poverty rate. The ONE publishes monetary poverty by development region, not by province, so this is the figure for the whole Cibao Nordeste region.

Registered households in extreme overcrowding (SIUBEN)
2.6%
July-September 2026
Aliméntate beneficiaries (September 2026)
15,744
September 2026

How many people live in extreme poverty in Hermanas Mirabal?

In 2024, 0% of people in the Cibao Nordeste region (which includes Hermanas Mirabal) were in extreme monetary poverty, against 0% in 2023; the region ranks the lowest of the 10 development regions for extreme poverty.

Source: Oficina Nacional de Estadística (ONE) · saved copy

Is poverty falling in Hermanas Mirabal?

General monetary poverty in the Cibao Nordeste region was 21% in 2019 and 12% in 2024, and extreme poverty 1% then and 0% in 2024.

Source: Oficina Nacional de Estadística (ONE) · saved copy

How many households in Hermanas Mirabal are overcrowded?

2.6% of the 30,524 households in SIUBEN's social registry in Hermanas Mirabal lived in extreme overcrowding in July-September 2026 (all registered households: 6.6%); ranking 2nd lowest of 32 provinces. Counting moderate overcrowding too, the share was 10.5%.

Source: Sistema Único de Beneficiarios (SIUBEN) · saved copy

Is overcrowding getting better in Hermanas Mirabal?

In January-March 2017 the registry put extreme overcrowding in Hermanas Mirabal at 4.3% of households and extreme or moderate overcrowding at 16.8%; by July-September 2026 these were 2.6% and 10.5%. The registry covers households signed up for social programmes.

Source: Sistema Único de Beneficiarios (SIUBEN) · saved copy

How many people receive social subsidies in Hermanas Mirabal?

15,744 beneficiaries in Hermanas Mirabal received the Aliméntate food subsidy in September 2026, 1.2% of the 1,313,722 beneficiaries nationwide and 163 for every 1,000 residents (national: 122); ranking 15th highest of 32 provinces on that measure.

Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

Is the number of subsidy recipients growing in Hermanas Mirabal?

The number of Aliméntate beneficiaries in Hermanas Mirabal was up 2.2% between September 2022 (15,406) and September 2026; nationally it was up 0.4%. Growth ranks 7th fastest of 32 provinces.

Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

How Hermanas Mirabal compares with other provinces

Registered households in extreme overcrowding (SIUBEN registry) (July-September 2026)

Hermanas Mirabal ranks 31 of 32, highest first.

RankRegionRegistered households in extreme overcrowding (SIUBEN registry)
26Puerto Plata3.7%
27La Vega3.6%
28Dajabon3.0%
29Monsenor Nouel2.8%
30Santiago Rodriguez2.7%
31Hermanas Mirabal2.6%
32Sanchez Ramirez2.3%
Source: Sistema Único de Beneficiarios (SIUBEN) · saved copy

Registered households in extreme or moderate overcrowding (SIUBEN registry) (July-September 2026)

Hermanas Mirabal ranks 31 of 32, highest first.

RankRegionRegistered households in extreme or moderate overcrowding (SIUBEN registry)
26Duarte13.4%
27San Jose de Ocoa12.8%
28San Juan12.4%
29Sanchez Ramirez10.8%
30Dajabon10.5%
31Hermanas Mirabal10.5%
32Santiago Rodriguez9.9%
Source: Sistema Único de Beneficiarios (SIUBEN) · saved copy

Aliméntate beneficiaries per 1,000 residents (September 2026)

Hermanas Mirabal ranks 15 of 32, highest first.

RankRegionAliméntate beneficiaries per 1,000 residents
12Duarte166
13El Seibo164
14Sanchez Ramirez164
15Hermanas Mirabal163
16Santiago Rodriguez162
17Hato Mayor162
18Independencia157
Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

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