Financial inclusion programs in Ethiopia, Nepal, and the Philippines helped increase resilience. In Ethiopia, savings groups and Sharia-compliant loans helped people cover needs, grow businesses, and invest in assets after shocks. In Nepal, households in a financial inclusion program relied less on negative coping strategies after flooding and recovered faster. In the Philippines, a cash transfer program introduced formal banking, and behavioral nudges promoted savings. However, one-time trainings did little to change financial behaviors long-term. More targeted design could increase resilience impacts on different groups.