Core Insights - The article highlights the efforts of Jinchuan District in addressing the financing difficulties faced by small and micro enterprises, emphasizing a collaborative mechanism between finance and fiscal policies to support the real economy [1][3]. Financing Cost Reduction - Jinchuan District has implemented a fiscal interest subsidy strategy to lower financing costs for small and micro enterprises and the agricultural sector, leveraging central bank policies to encourage banks to provide low-interest loans [1][3]. - In 2024, Jinchuan District allocated 2.0538 million yuan in interest subsidies, facilitating the issuance of 7.4495 million yuan in microloans to impoverished populations and 57.26 million yuan in entrepreneurial guarantee loans, benefiting over 150 impoverished households and supporting more than 20 small enterprises [3]. Credit Enhancement System - The district has established a credit enhancement system combining fiscal investment and risk-sharing to alleviate the lack of qualified collateral among small enterprises [1][3]. - A total of 25 million yuan has been injected into government financing guarantee institutions, along with the establishment of various risk compensation funds to support small loans and entrepreneurial guarantees [3][5]. Service Optimization - Jinchuan District has developed a comprehensive service system to improve financing accessibility, including a mechanism for coordinating financing support for small enterprises and conducting extensive outreach to identify financing needs [5][7]. - By the end of 2024, over 21,000 market entities were visited, resulting in 920 recommendations to financial institutions, with 728 receiving credit and 714 obtaining loans totaling 1.202 billion yuan [5][7]. Innovative Financing Models - The district has introduced innovative financing models, such as the "Government Procurement Loan" service, which streamlines the loan application process and offers low-interest rates [5][7]. - The digital financing platform has onboarded over 27,000 market entities and 11 financial institutions, facilitating a total loan issuance of 1.956 billion yuan through 934 successful transactions [7].