I was reading an insightful article about how ESG principles can help organizations navigate financial uncertainties.

What came to my mind is the recent USAID fund suspension in Jordan, it’s clear that NGOs relying heavily on external funding must rethink their sustainability strategies.

I can see the recent USAID fund suspension in Jordan is a wake-up call for NGOs and organizations that rely heavily on external funding.
As they need to safeguard their operations and financial stability in such uncertain times.
This situation made me wonder: is ESG a shield against funding suspensions

Referring back to the article that says: organizations that integrate ESG principles are better at identifying and managing risks, ensuring they remain resilient even in crises. But why?

Risk Management: ESG-driven organizations anticipate funding vulnerabilities and diversify revenue streams.

Financial Stability: Companies and NGOs with strong ESG foundations tend to maintain higher liquidity and alternative financing options, reducing reliance on single donors.

Operational Continuity: ESG strategies ensure sustainable business models that can withstand external shocks like fund suspensions.

As funding landscapes shift, NGOs must rethink their sustainability strategies.
Adopting #ESG isn’t just about compliance it’s about securing the future!