Core Insights - Gansu Province's Wuwei City is innovating in inclusive finance, with a focus on supporting rural economic development through various financial policies and mechanisms [1][2][3] Group 1: Financial Development Initiatives - The People's Bank of China in Wuwei has implemented a combination of policies including "re-loans + loan interest subsidies + fund rewards + risk compensation" to enhance inclusive finance [1] - As of July, the total loan balance in Gulang County reached 15.012 billion, a year-on-year increase of 10.22%, with inclusive micro-loans at 1.931 billion, up 12.43% [1] - The Gulang Rural Commercial Bank's re-loan balance for supporting agriculture and small enterprises reached 251 million, 2.1 times its original credit limit, benefiting market entities with a total of 7.16 million in savings this year [2] Group 2: Policy Support and Implementation - A comprehensive implementation plan for high-quality development of inclusive finance was jointly developed by the People's Bank of China and multiple departments, focusing on enhancing credit supply and reducing costs [2] - Gulang County has issued 330 million in industry reward funds since 2022, and in 2024, it initiated fresh milk price insurance, providing 14.26 million in insurance claims to support farmers [3] Group 3: Agricultural and Livestock Industry Support - The financial support has significantly bolstered the livestock industry, with loans for the sheep and cattle breeding sector reaching 3.834 billion, accounting for 25.54% of total loans [4] - Gulang Aomei Sheep Industry Co., Ltd. received a 4 million loan backed by 6,831 sheep, which not only resolved immediate funding issues but also engaged 150 local farmers in sheep breeding [4] Group 4: Financial Services and Accessibility - Financial institutions in Gulang County have launched various products like "Xinglong Entrepreneurship Loan" and "Micro Quick Loan," enhancing financing convenience for different industries [5][6] - The Agricultural Bank of Gulang County provided a 1 million loan to a local plastic products company by using electricity bill data as collateral, showcasing innovative financing solutions [6]