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The Duy Xuyen branch of VBSP disbursed 136.8 billion VND to 1,953 households
(VBSP News) The Duy Xuyen branch of the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP) just held a conference to review the results of entrusted social policy credit activities in the first six months of the year and to implement tasks for the last six months of 2026.

In the first six months of the year, the Duy Xuyen branch of the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies effectively coordinated with entrusted socio- political organizations to promptly deliver policy credit funds to the right beneficiaries; contributing to supporting poor households and policy beneficiaries in developing production, creating jobs, improving income and ensuring social security.
In the past six months, the unit disbursed 136.8 billion VND to 1,953 households; and recovered 70.2 billion VND in debt. The overdue and non-performing loan ratio accounted for 0.05% of the total outstanding debt; interest collection reached 100% of the assigned target. Throughout the area, 234 out of 237 Savings and Loan Groups were rated good, accounting for 98.7%; there were no groups rated average or poor.
In the last six months of 2026, the Duy Xuyen branch of the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies and its entrusted organizations will continue to promote awareness campaigns, striving for loan growth of 13% or more; maintaining credit quality, limiting the 발생 of new overdue debts, maintaining a 100% interest collection rate, strengthening inspection and supervision, and improving the operational quality of savings and loan groups.
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- Maximizing the effectiveness of preferential credit programs
- Preventing the relapse cycle
- When policy credit reaches the right place
- Policy credit provides impetus for the transformation of the Do Luong region
- Veterans engage in economic activities using policy-based credit funds
- Policy-based loans for students: A humanitarian pillar of support in the war-torn land of Quang Tri
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