Au Xuan Huu's integrated livestock farm has developed steadily since then, earning an average of at least VND200-400 million in profit each year.

In 2015, after graduating from the Faculty of Animal Husbandry - Veterinary Medicine (Thai Nguyen University of Agriculture and Forestry), Au Xuan Huu, born in 1993, returned to his hometown - Trai Gio hamlet, Nam Hoa commune (Dong Hy) to start a business. Initially, with a small capital, Mr. Huu only raised 2,000-3,000 colored chickens/batch. After accumulating enough experience, in 2018, he boldly borrowed money from the bank, built a 1,000m2 chicken farm, and raised 10,000 chickens/batch. And after only 1 year, Mr. Au Xuan Huu continued to invest 800 million VND to build an additional 500m2 of barns to raise sows and breeding pigs. Huu's integrated livestock farm has developed steadily since then, earning an average of at least VND200-400 million in profit each year.

Huu shared: "Luckily, when I started my business, I had timely access to capital sources, including through the Commune Youth Union, I borrowed VND100 million from the Social Policy Bank."

Doan Van Loc, born in 1992, in Hoa Khe 1 hamlet, Van Han commune. Because he had been attached to tea trees since childhood, he chose to continue his family's traditional profession. Mr. Loc is currently the Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Thuy Loc Tea Cooperative, with 7/20ha of tea recognized as meeting VietGAP standards. The Cooperative creates stable jobs for 7 members and 5 associated households with an income of VND5-7 million/person/month.

Doan Van Loc, born in 1992, he had been attached to tea trees since childhood, he chose to continue his family's traditional profession.

Talking about the reason for establishing the cooperative, Mr. Loc said: “Through many visits organized by the commune and district Youth Union to learn about economic models owned by union members and young people, I understand the spirit of solidarity “if you want to go far, you have to go together” and not be afraid of difficulties, hardships, and dare to think and dare to do. With the advice and support of the Youth Union and the locality, I boldly brought the cooperative's tea products to participate in the OCOP assessment.” Deputy Secretary of the District Youth Union, President of the Dong Hy District Youth Union Pham Thuy Trang informed: “The youth movement to participate in socio-economic development, compete to get rich and establish a career is one of the activities that the district's youth unions pay special attention to. Every year, the Dong Hy District Youth Union organizes at least 1 activity to equip young people with entrepreneurial knowledge; 15/15 commune and town unions have implemented youth start-up programs and maintained at least one effective youth start-up model...”

Along with that is supporting the youth to access loan programs from entrusted loan capital at the Social Policy Bank. Currently, the total outstanding loan capital managed by Dong Hy District Union is over 118 billion VND with 2,590 borrowing households and 54 savings and loan groups, thereby helping union members and youth have more funds to invest in developing their family economy and stabilizing their lives. Currently, the district has 20 youth start-up models in their hometowns with an income of hundreds of millions of VND/year, creating jobs and stable income for many local workers.