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The problem of social exclusion has traditionally been approached and analysed purely from an economic perspective, using primarily economic indicators. Social benefits in the form of economic resources are provided as a means to overcome social exclusion, as if the only cause of the exclusion was not having access to sufficient income. This paper examines the main tool used to eradicate exclusion, the guaranteed minimum income benefit and compares it to the concept of the unconditional basic income or citizen’s income. In relation to the foregoing, efforts are being made to introduce a new model of professional positioning, a model known as the capabilities approach. This model places the individual in the centre of the intervention and focuses on the individual’s consciousness of working with his or her own capabilities, to expand his or her sphere of freedom, to make each individual more involved and more responsible for his or her own life. The approach is considered a basic normative principle that seeks to ensure the dignity of the person, defining capabilities as the functionings that people are capable of being and doing, in the context of a dignified life.

El enfoque de capacidades para el Trabajo Social [The capabilities approach for Social Work]