In today's world, financial inclusion has emerged as a critical tool for fostering inclusive economic growth and achieving sustainable development goals. The Role of Financial Inclusion for Reaching Sustainable Development Goals presents a comprehensive exploration of the subject, offering a vital resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of this dynamic and evolving field. This book assembles a collection of cutting-edge research on financial inclusion, featuring contributions from diverse contributing authors with expertise in various aspects of finance and economics. The volume is structured to examine the main trends and challenges surrounding financial inclusion, while shedding light on its implications for different economies and societies. From the determinants of financial inclusion to its effects on economic agents, financial institutions, and entire economies, each chapter delves into crucial questions, exploring both the theoretical and empirical aspects of the topic. Amidst the global backdrop of economic uncertainties, the book recognizes the current crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, and their potential varying impacts on different economies. By examining the challenges and implications of financial inclusion in an international context, this book emerges as a relevant and timely reference for policymakers, academics, and financial professionals alike. One of the core strengths of this volume lies in its ability to present a comparative view of the main obstacles faced by diverse financial systems and economies in implementing financial inclusion programs. It serves as an invaluable resource for policymakers, offering insights into how financial inclusion can contribute to the stability of financial institutions, sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, and entrepreneurial advancement. The Role of Financial Inclusion for Reaching Sustainable Development Goals also emphasizes the broader social and political impact of financial inclusion, discussing its correlation with issues such as gender inequality, education expenses, health expenses, access to water and sanitation, environmental inequality, and energy needs. By encompassing these interdisciplinary dimensions, the book is an ideal companion for those who seek to better understand the multifaceted implications of financial inclusion on society and the economy.