Core Insights - The first "water loan" in Inner Mongolia was successfully implemented, marking a significant step in utilizing green finance for efficient water resource management [1] - The "water loan" allows enterprises to use water rights as collateral to obtain loans without traditional assets, transforming intangible water rights into tangible capital [1] - This financing initiative aims to address the financing difficulties faced by small and micro enterprises and promote high-quality economic development related to water resources [1] Group 1 - The "water loan" was issued by the Bank of China Inner Mongolia Branch, providing 7 million yuan to Inner Mongolia Yunlu Water Industry Co., Ltd. to support its high-end mineral water project with an annual production capacity of 20,000 tons [1] - The financing model innovatively combines "water rights pledge + bilateral registration," allowing for a comprehensive assessment of water rights held by enterprises [1] - The project incorporates 96,980 cubic meters of water rights into the pledge range, enhancing the financing attributes of this intangible asset through water permit credit evaluation [1] Group 2 - The Inner Mongolia Water Resources Department will continue to explore a development model that integrates "water resource revitalization + ecological value addition + industrial empowerment" [2] - There will be an emphasis on financial product innovation, including the promotion of "water-saving loans," "water rights loans," and "water loans," alongside the development of new financial products based on water rights value [2] - The initiative aims to facilitate the transformation of water rights into assets and deepen the integration of water resource assetization with green finance [2]