UAE unveils global vision to boost community contributions to over Dh20 billion by 2031: Sheikh Mansour
Strategy builds on Dh3.23 billion generated through 191 corporate partnerships in 2025
Abu Dhabi: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, on Thursday launched the UAE Companies for Good 2031 Strategy, a national framework aimed at strengthening private sector contributions to sustainable impact, corporate social responsibility and the UAE’s impact economy.
The strategy was launched during an event organised by Majra – National CSR Fund at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi. Sheikh Mansour also honoured winners of the Impact Seal – Platinum Tier, recognising organisations that have made outstanding contributions to sustainable impact.
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Sheikh Mansour said corporate social responsibility and sustainable impact were central to the UAE leadership’s vision for advancing prosperity, strengthening social cohesion and building a balanced model that combines economic growth with service to the community.
Sheikh Mansour said: "From the UAE, we are launching a new global vision for social responsibility targeting more than Dh20 billion by 2031, after achieving Dh3.23 billion in 2025 through the participation of 191 companies. This reflects the strength of a national partnership that makes giving a driver of sustainable development and a global model for creating positive impact."
Sheikh Mansour launched numerous national initiatives and projects aimed at advancing Corporate Social Responsibility, while strengthening strategic partnerships between the government sector, the private sector, Academic Institutions, companies, and the Third Sector.
“This approach has significantly increased awareness of Corporate Social Responsibility across society while contributing to the development of a national economy that delivers positive and Sustainable Impact," Sheikh Mansour added.
He added that the Impact Seal recognises institutions and companies that help strengthen the UAE’s position as a global model for community sustainability and philanthropy.
The 2025–2027 Impact Seal cycle received 160 applications, with 114 organisations recognised across Platinum, Gold and Silver tiers. Platinum winners included TAQA, ADNOC, DP World, The Emirates Group, Majid Al Futtaim Holding, RAK Ceramics and Advanced Media Trading, alongside leading SMEs, universities and impact-driven organisations.
Majra said the strategy supports We the UAE 2031 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by helping companies deliver credible and measurable impact.
