International Funding for Financial Inclusion
The 2017 edition of CGAP’s annual Cross-Border Funder Survey reports funding commitments from the 23 largest international funders of financial inclusion, representing 80 percent of the full set of over 54 international funders and 73 percent of the global estimated funding commitments for financial inclusion in 2016.1 Financial inclusion, which is broadly perceived as an enabler of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), remains an important focus for funders. Survey results indicate that funding commitments continue to grow steadily, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). International funders are increasingly targeting capacity building for financial services providers (FSPs) and financial inclusion policy and regulation, and at this point, every funder supports the development of digital financial services (DFS).
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| Subjects: | FINANCIAL INCLUSION, SURVEY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS, SDGs, FINANCIAL SERVICES, ACCESS TO FINANCE, GENDER, FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS, |
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dig-okr-10986301112024-08-07T19:20:42Z International Funding for Financial Inclusion Key Trends and Developments Tomilova, Olga Dashi, Edlira FINANCIAL INCLUSION SURVEY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS SDGs FINANCIAL SERVICES ACCESS TO FINANCE GENDER FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS The 2017 edition of CGAP’s annual Cross-Border Funder Survey reports funding commitments from the 23 largest international funders of financial inclusion, representing 80 percent of the full set of over 54 international funders and 73 percent of the global estimated funding commitments for financial inclusion in 2016.1 Financial inclusion, which is broadly perceived as an enabler of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), remains an important focus for funders. Survey results indicate that funding commitments continue to grow steadily, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). International funders are increasingly targeting capacity building for financial services providers (FSPs) and financial inclusion policy and regulation, and at this point, every funder supports the development of digital financial services (DFS). 2018-08-02T16:49:33Z 2018-08-02T16:49:33Z 2017-12 Brief Fiche Resumen http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/115631533192379981/International-funding-for-financial-inclusion-key-trends-and-developments https://hdl.handle.net/10986/30111 English CGAP Brief; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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The 2017 edition of CGAP’s annual
Cross-Border Funder Survey reports funding commitments from
the 23 largest international funders of financial inclusion,
representing 80 percent of the full set of over 54
international funders and 73 percent of the global estimated
funding commitments for financial inclusion in 2016.1
Financial inclusion, which is broadly perceived as an
enabler of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), remains an
important focus for funders. Survey results indicate that
funding commitments continue to grow steadily, especially in
Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). International funders are
increasingly targeting capacity building for financial
services providers (FSPs) and financial inclusion policy and
regulation, and at this point, every funder supports the
development of digital financial services (DFS). |
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Tomilova, Olga Dashi, Edlira |
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