A public hearing addressing the improvement of living standards, financial inclusion, and the problems and prospects of microcredit operations among the indigenous community was held in Nawabganj, Dinajpur. Discussions centered on easing credit access, generating employment, and expanding microbusiness investment opportunities.
On Thursday (October 29) at 11:00 AM, the public hearing was organized by the Microcredit Regulatory Authority at Rajbari village in Golapganj union of the upazila. The event drew participation from 70 members of the local indigenous community, microcredit borrowers, representatives from various NGOs, and relevant officials.
During the hearing, participants shared their perspectives regarding difficulties in obtaining microcredit, installment payment pressures, proper utilization of loans, and the operations of service-providing organizations. Discussions also emphasized socioeconomic advancement, expanding income-generating activities, and boosting indigenous participation in financial services.
Attendees included Microcredit Regulatory Authority Executive Vice-Chairman Dr. Md. Helal Uddin, Joint Director Md. Faridul Huq, Deputy Director Laila Zabeen, and Gram Unnayan Karma Director Asim Raut, alongside senior officials.
Highlighting indigenous microcredit grievances and aspirations, the hearing prioritized expanding financial inclusion and employment opportunities to uplift their living standards.
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Reported by Golam Mostafizar Rahman Milon, Hili Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
