(HBO) - In recent years, with many practical programmes, Vietnam Bank for Social Policies’ transaction office in Lac Son district (Hoa Binh province) has improved the quality of entrustment activity, making it easier for local people to get access to preferential credits, thus timely helping poor and disadvantaged households develop production and improve their living standards, and promoting sustainable poverty reduction in the locality. Soft loans have helped local residents to implement the national target programme on hunger eradication and poverty reduction, and stablise the political and social situation in Tan Lap commune.


With preferential loans from the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies, Mr. Bui Quoc Trong, Tom 3 hamlet, Tan Lap commune (Lac Son district) has invested in producing wooden furniture.  

 

At present, Tan Lap commune is implementing eight policy credit programmes with outstanding loans worth over 24.4 billion VND. Of which, outstanding loans for poor households account for the largest amount, reaching over 8.4 billion VND, while loans for near-poor households as well as business and production projects reached over 5.5 billion VND and 2.3 billion VND, respectively.

 The commune has 33 groups of savings and loans with 1,273 borrowers and savings reaching 464 million VND. To effectively use the preferential loans, the bank office’s staff closely coordinated with those working in associations and organisations receiving credit entrustment to call on the groups’ members to transform the crop and livestock structure, focusing on growing new varieties with high yield and quality and suitable to the commune's natural conditions.

 Attention has been also paid to building models to produce new maize and hybrid rice varieties, breed big herds of cows and buffalos, and process animal feed. 

Along with measures to help the groups’ members access and effectively use loans, many emulation movements were launched to encourage local farmers, women, war veterans and young people to promote production and business activities and support each other to eradicate poverty, and make their fortune.

 The effective use of preferential credit loans in Tan Lap has remarkably supported the implementation of the national target programme on reducing poverty, building new-style rural areas and ensuring social security in the locality.

 So far, the rate of poor households in the commune has droped to 27.6 percent, and the per capita income stands at 28 million VND per year./.

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