The program is accessible to able-bodied individuals from families recognized as socially vulnerable, whose monthly income per calculated family member is lower than 130 percent of the threshold value entitling the family to a vulnerability benefit in accordance with the procedure established by law, and who are not enrolled in other state employment programs supported by the Territorial Center of the Unified Social Service.

The sectors for organizing paid public works are:
1․ Urban development and infrastructure maintenance, including renovation works of social infrastructure facilities (schools, kindergartens, medical institutions, population social protection institutions, and cultural centers) and improvement of adjacent territories; improvement works of intercommunity and intracommunity roads, highways, sidewalks, gardens, parks, and playgrounds, including sanitary cleaning works;
2․ Social and community services, including the provision of non-professional services (care and assistance) to elderly people living alone and other individuals in need of care;
3․ Agriculture and forestry, including works related to agricultural production, crop cultivation and irrigation in rural settlements, forest and green area restoration, afforestation, and maintenance works;
4․ Culture and tourism, including improvement works of areas adjacent to monuments, museums, and churches, construction and improvement of hiking trails, including sanitary cleaning works;
5․ Education, including teacher assistant duties, as well as technical and non-professional works in educational institutions.