The 2017 edition of CGAP’s annualCross-Border Funder Survey reports funding commitments fromthe 23 largest international funders of financial inclusion,representing 80 percent of the full set of over 54international funders and 73 percent of the global estimatedfunding commitments for financial inclusion in 2016.1Financial inclusion, which is broadly perceived as anenabler of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), remains animportant focus for funders. Survey results indicate thatfunding commitments continue to grow steadily, especially inSub-Saharan Africa (SSA). International funders areincreasingly targeting capacity building for financialservices providers (FSPs) and financial inclusion policy andregulation, and at this point, every funder supports thedevelopment of digital financial services (DFS).