UAE Companies for Good 2031
A national movement advancing corporate contribution towards a more prosperous, resilient and sustainable future.
Discover the Journey
Leadership Driving
National Impact
Under the leadership of the UAE, Companies for Good reflects a national commitment to strengthening corporate responsibility as a strategic driver of sustainable development, social prosperity, and economic resilience.
Rather than introducing a new initiative, it builds upon the UAE's long-standing vision of creating shared value through collaboration between government, the private sector, and society.
A Strong Foundation.
An Even Greater Opportunity.
Corporate social responsibility already contributes meaningfully to the UAE's development. The next chapter is about enabling greater participation, stronger governance, and measurable national impact.
Corporate social responsibility contributions targeted by 2031 — growing from AED 3.23 billion today.
A global benchmark for corporate commitment to prosperity and sustainability.
To establish a leading national framework for governance and accountability that motivates performance before measuring it.
Enabling the private sector in the UAE to become a more effective partner in advancing social prosperity, safeguarding the environment and supporting economic resilience.
This will contribute to positioning the UAE as a global model for leadership and sustainability for present and future generations.
A structural shift in national CSR ambition
The UAE Companies for Good 2031 Roadmap provides a structured and ambitious framework for corporate social responsibility, enabling CSR investment to grow from 0.2% to 2% of companies' annual profits through clear strategic pathways and practical enablers. The roadmap strengthens the contribution of SMEs and large enterprises alike to advancing the national CSR ecosystem.
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Broad national impact networkAED 20 Billion in total corporate social responsibility contributions by 2031.
Monetary giving
Direct financial grants or one-time gifts given to non-profit organizations or community funds.
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Value in-kind giving
Giving surplus inventory, equipment, software, or professional services instead of cash.
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Volunteering
Employees use their specific professional skills, technical expertise, or job-related knowledge—rather than general labor—to support non-profits, charities, or community causes. It is also known as skills-based volunteering or pro bono work.
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Faith Based giving
The donation of money, time, or resources inspired by spiritual beliefs or religious duties. People give support places of worship, fund community programs, or help the poor. This practice is guided by sacred teachings and a desire to serve others.
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Developmental Programs
Corporate-funded programs that are implemented by them with the objective of advancing social, economic, environmental, cultural, or technological progress, typically as part of broader responsibility or sustainability commitments.
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Sponsorships
A company gives money, goods, or services to an event, team, charity, or person. In return, the group promotes the company. Both sides get a clear benefit from the agreement.
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Assets in-kind giving
Providing company-owned assets, facilities, or premises to support community initiatives and projects free of charge.
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Become Part of the
National Movement
Together, government and business can create measurable impact that strengthens communities, protects the environment, and supports long-term national prosperity.