Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by financial institutions in Shaanxi Province to support disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts following severe flooding in July 2024, emphasizing the importance of financial assistance in restoring local economies and livelihoods [1][5]. Group 1: Financial Support Initiatives - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) in Shaanxi has guided local branches to implement measures for disaster recovery, including enhancing credit support and simplifying procedures to aid rescue and reconstruction efforts [1][5]. - The Baoji Rural Commercial Bank provided 10 million yuan in loans for facility repairs and green reconstruction in severely affected areas [2]. - The PBOC Baoji branch opened a green channel for flood control, allowing for expedited loan approvals and special credit allocations for disaster recovery at preferential rates [3][5]. Group 2: Specific Financial Products and Loans - The Fengxian Rural Commercial Bank revised its loan management guidelines to reduce financing costs for affected farmers, issuing 13.2 million yuan in loans to key disaster-hit villages [3]. - The PBOC Baoji branch encouraged banks to utilize central bank monetary policy tools to provide low-cost funding, with a total of 404 million yuan in re-loans issued since the disaster [5]. - The Xi'an Bank provided 3 million yuan in loans to a food processing company affected by the floods, enabling it to recover and thrive through online sales [6]. Group 3: Support for Agricultural and Local Industries - The PBOC Shanzhou branch coordinated with 18 banks to develop specialized loan products for key agricultural industries, providing 2 million yuan in loans to a disaster-hit mushroom enterprise [7]. - Financial institutions were instructed to meet funding needs for agricultural infrastructure repair and recovery, with agricultural loan balances reaching 56.884 billion yuan by the end of 2024 [8]. - The Postal Savings Bank provided 400,000 yuan in operating loans to a pig farmer who suffered significant losses due to flooding, demonstrating the critical role of financial support in recovery [7].