Construction Of New Rural And Pastoral Areas Of Inner Mongolia New Financial Support For Rural Credit Cooperatives

China is a large agricultural country, so the solution to the problem of the "three rural" played a crucial role in the development strategy of the country as a whole, the relationship between the country’s stability, prosperity and development. In addition to the traditional sense of the three rural Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, also includes the construction and development of pastoral areas. I support the "three rural, animal husbandry," has naturally become the focus of the work of the regional government. Solve the "three rural, animal husbandry," the key is to increase the income of farmers, pastoralists, improve infrastructure, increase investment in health care, education, health, culture, and social security system to protect the normal production and development and so on. Production and development or improvement of living standards, we need a lot of money as a guarantee, are inseparable from the financial support. Especially at this stage is in progress new countryside, new pastoral areas have a higher demand for the total amount of financial support as well as financial support services. Therefore, financial support for the construction of new countryside new pastoral has deep social background basis and realistic value.In this paper, Inner Mongolia, rural credit cooperatives financial support the new rural construction of new pastoral areas, the main contents include the following sections:The first is the introduction, introduces the research background and significance, as well as research content. The first chapter is financial support for the construction of new countryside new pastoral Definition of rural credit cooperatives, theoretical foundation and learn from foreign experience. The second chapter Inner Mongolia’s rural credit cooperatives financial support for the construction of new countryside new pastoral Analysis, introduces an overview of the achievements of the past and the difficulties faced. The third chapter is to explore Inner Mongolia’s rural credit cooperatives for the financial support of the new rural pastoral positioning and path.