Neighborhood Price Index (BPI)[12]​[1]​

The IBP is a participatory action research project, which is carried out with the participation of people who live in popular neighborhoods, since they are the ones who do the surveys in their local businesses, where prices usually differ from those estimated and reported by the government through INDEC.[13]​ Its objective is to estimate the cost of living in the different popular neighborhoods of the country by calculating the value and variations of the Basic Food Basket (CBA). It is carried out every month and each of the food items is taken indicating its inflation,[14]​ in order to generate data on the cost of the monthly CBA and CBT[15]​ that is used in Argentina to determine poverty and indigence in various provinces of the country.

Neighborhood Indicator of Nutritional Situation (IBSN)[16]​

This index works on the early detection of malnutrition in children and adolescents from 0 to 19 years old, carried out in dining rooms, picnic areas, community spaces, daycare centers, health posts and other neighborhood community spaces in various locations in 20 provinces of Argentina.

The objective of this indicator is to obtain and share data on the nutritional situation of children and adolescents throughout the country, through anthropometric measurement, that is, a process of measuring height and weight.

Family Indicator of Access to Food (IFAD)[17]​[18]​

This indicator is developed within the framework of the project called “National Monitoring on the Impact of Public Policies Developed by the Argentine National Plan Against Hunger”,[19]​ which seeks to build significant statistical information on different aspects linked to access and enjoyment of the right to food and health of families living in popular neighborhoods.

The data are used to know the real impact on the food situation of the measures that were taken within the framework of the Argentine National Plan against Hunger, specifically if those such as the Alimentar card and other resource transfers generated changes in the families that receive them, comparing them with the situation of those who do not have that income.

However, the poor economic performance of Alberto Fernández's government led to the failure of the program,[20]​[21]​[22]​ as the purchasing power of the population collapsed due to high inflation rates, thus triggering poverty and indigence. The program stopped operating in 2022.

• - ISEPCI official website.

Neighborhood Price Index (BPI)[12]​[1]​

The IBP is a participatory action research project, which is carried out with the participation of people who live in popular neighborhoods, since they are the ones who do the surveys in their local businesses, where prices usually differ from those estimated and reported by the government through INDEC.[13]​ Its objective is to estimate the cost of living in the different popular neighborhoods of the country by calculating the value and variations of the Basic Food Basket (CBA). It is carried out every month and each of the food items is taken indicating its inflation,[14]​ in order to generate data on the cost of the monthly CBA and CBT[15]​ that is used in Argentina to determine poverty and indigence in various provinces of the country.

Neighborhood Indicator of Nutritional Situation (IBSN)[16]​

This index works on the early detection of malnutrition in children and adolescents from 0 to 19 years old, carried out in dining rooms, picnic areas, community spaces, daycare centers, health posts and other neighborhood community spaces in various locations in 20 provinces of Argentina.

The objective of this indicator is to obtain and share data on the nutritional situation of children and adolescents throughout the country, through anthropometric measurement, that is, a process of measuring height and weight.

Family Indicator of Access to Food (IFAD)[17]​[18]​

This indicator is developed within the framework of the project called “National Monitoring on the Impact of Public Policies Developed by the Argentine National Plan Against Hunger”,[19]​ which seeks to build significant statistical information on different aspects linked to access and enjoyment of the right to food and health of families living in popular neighborhoods.

The data are used to know the real impact on the food situation of the measures that were taken within the framework of the Argentine National Plan against Hunger, specifically if those such as the Alimentar card and other resource transfers generated changes in the families that receive them, comparing them with the situation of those who do not have that income.

However, the poor economic performance of Alberto Fernández's government led to the failure of the program,[20]​[21]​[22]​ as the purchasing power of the population collapsed due to high inflation rates, thus triggering poverty and indigence. The program stopped operating in 2022.

• - ISEPCI official website.