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Policy credit builds sustainable livelihoods from the grassroots (opens the original)
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In 2022, resident Nguyen Van Quoc of Tan Hoa commune in the Mekong Delta province of Vinh Long, borrowed $1,600 from Tieu Can Transaction Office of Vietnam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP) to buy five goats and invest in housing facilities. When the model proved effective, his family borrowed an additional $800 while contributing counterpart capital to expand the herd. To date, total investment in the model has reached nearly $4,000. The herd now consists of eight breeding does, one buck and four
Dak Lak takes policy credit to the grassroots as lending surges (opens the original)
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After seven months, nearly $157 million in policy credit had been disbursed across the province. Alongside expanding its funding resources, the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies has also been bringing its transaction network closer to local communities. In areas where a loan of just several thousands US dollars can determine whether a household has additional capital to feed production, purchase livestock or maintain its livelihood, getting funds to the right place is no less important than incre
The ‘infrastructure’ connecting VBSP with borrowers (opens the original)
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A total of 165,303 Savings and Credit Groups (SCGs) of Vietnam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP) are currently present in villages, hamlets, residential areas and neighbourhoods across the country. This is the network closest to borrowers, where financing needs are identified, loans are monitored after disbursement, and difficulties faced by borrowing households are reported back to the bank. With policy credit, SCGs are not merely places where borrowers come together, but part of the infrastructu
Expanding credit and livelihoods (opens the original)
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The labour market is gradually recovering in tandem with economic growth, yet millions of people remain underemployed or unable to fully utilise their working capacity. In this context, expanding credit for job creation not only provides an additional source of capital for workers and production and business units, but also opens up opportunities for small livelihoods to grow into more stable production activities. In the first six months of 2026, the labour market continued to show positive sig
VBSP brings commune banking services into digital space (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, commune transaction points have served as the channel through which policy credit reaches local people. Today, while maintaining this distinctive service model, Vietnam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP) is gradually bringing its services onto digital platforms, making it easier for customers to access information and conduct transactions. The family of Trieu Thi Tien, an ethnic Dao woman, is among the households in Hung Vu commune, part of the northeastern mountainous pr
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