Overview
NGO Teams know the Sustainable Development Goals inside out. The pressure now comes from funders, boards, and partners asking a sharper question: who is actually delivering on them, and can you show it. The Sustainable Development Goals Toolkit: NGO Teams Edition (Complete Pack) is built for organisations ready to meet that accountability standard, giving teams a structured way to connect mission to strategy while protecting their impact and integrity.
This Complete Pack covers all 17 goals and their 169 official UN targets, rewritten in plain, relevant language and reframed for the way NGOs actually work. It is designed for real organisational contexts, including funding cycles, fieldwork, governance, partnerships, and reporting, and it recognises that no NGO can act on all 169 targets at once. The aim is focus: helping a team choose the goals that matter most to its mission and deliver on them well.
SDG 13, Climate Action, shows how a unit speaks directly to the sector. It opens from the position that climate change is already reshaping health, safety, livelihoods, and migration, and that NGO Teams sit at the centre of that reality whether they work in humanitarian response, health, housing, economic empowerment, or human rights. From there the unit moves through NGO strategic target adaptation, learning objectives grounded in climate justice, a "What You Can Do" action grid, an NGO Goals and Impact Map, a key risks and opportunities analysis, an ESG Law and Compliance Framework, KPIs and measurement ideas, practical NGO actions, curated resources, a documented mini case study, a reflection and progress-pulse tool, and a rubric snapshot. All 17 goals follow this same structure, giving teams a consistent way to plan programmes and evidence outcomes for donors and boards.
A unified A to Z glossary covers the key terms across every goal, defining each one, showing where it appears in the toolkit, and explaining why it matters in an NGO setting. With case studies drawn from publicly reported initiatives, the pack helps teams turn the language of global development into donor-ready planning and field-level action that protects the communities they serve.
This toolkit is the work of David Hudson, creator of the 169to1® Official SDG Toolkit Collection and founder of Hudson Consultancy Online. Hudson has spent years on a single, demanding undertaking: taking all 169 United Nations SDG targets and rebuilding them into a structured, sector-ready system that organisations can actually use. Refined across three editions since 2017, his work now spans an entire collection written for distinct audiences, including NGO Teams, Business, ESG, SME Business, Education, Schools, STEM, and Youth Ambassadors. Where most sustainability writing stops at principles, Hudson translates the full framework into action, target by target, with a consistency and depth that few resources in the field can match. The result is a body of work built to move organisations from intention to delivery.
Product Details
Title: The Sustainable Development Goals Toolkit: NGO Teams Edition (Complete Pack)
Author: David Hudson
Publisher: Hudson Consultancy Online (169to1®)
Series: 169to1® Official SDG Toolkit Collection
Edition: Third Edition, 2026 (Commercial Edition)
Format: eBook (PDF / digital download)
Approx. Length: ~521 pages
Coverage: All 17 SDGs and 169 UN targets, reframed for NGO and non-profit contexts
Audience: NGO founders, CSOs, programme leads, governance and reporting staff, and change-makers within mission-driven organisations
Key Features: Per-goal NGO strategic adaptation, action grids, NGO goals and impact maps, risk and opportunity analysis, ESG law and compliance framework, KPIs, practical NGO actions, mini case studies, reflection tools, rubric snapshots, and a full A to Z glossary
Language: English
Edition History: First Edition 2017, Second Edition 2025, Third Edition 2026
Overview
NGO Teams know the Sustainable Development Goals inside out. The pressure now comes from funders, boards, and partners asking a sharper question: who is actually delivering on them, and can you show it. The Sustainable Development Goals Toolkit: NGO Teams Edition (Complete Pack) is built for organisations ready to meet that accountability standard, giving teams a structured way to connect mission to strategy while protecting their impact and integrity.
This Complete Pack covers all 17 goals and their 169 official UN targets, rewritten in plain, relevant language and reframed for the way NGOs actually work. It is designed for real organisational contexts, including funding cycles, fieldwork, governance, partnerships, and reporting, and it recognises that no NGO can act on all 169 targets at once. The aim is focus: helping a team choose the goals that matter most to its mission and deliver on them well.
SDG 13, Climate Action, shows how a unit speaks directly to the sector. It opens from the position that climate change is already reshaping health, safety, livelihoods, and migration, and that NGO Teams sit at the centre of that reality whether they work in humanitarian response, health, housing, economic empowerment, or human rights. From there the unit moves through NGO strategic target adaptation, learning objectives grounded in climate justice, a "What You Can Do" action grid, an NGO Goals and Impact Map, a key risks and opportunities analysis, an ESG Law and Compliance Framework, KPIs and measurement ideas, practical NGO actions, curated resources, a documented mini case study, a reflection and progress-pulse tool, and a rubric snapshot. All 17 goals follow this same structure, giving teams a consistent way to plan programmes and evidence outcomes for donors and boards.
A unified A to Z glossary covers the key terms across every goal, defining each one, showing where it appears in the toolkit, and explaining why it matters in an NGO setting. With case studies drawn from publicly reported initiatives, the pack helps teams turn the language of global development into donor-ready planning and field-level action that protects the communities they serve.
This toolkit is the work of David Hudson, creator of the 169to1® Official SDG Toolkit Collection and founder of Hudson Consultancy Online. Hudson has spent years on a single, demanding undertaking: taking all 169 United Nations SDG targets and rebuilding them into a structured, sector-ready system that organisations can actually use. Refined across three editions since 2017, his work now spans an entire collection written for distinct audiences, including NGO Teams, Business, ESG, SME Business, Education, Schools, STEM, and Youth Ambassadors. Where most sustainability writing stops at principles, Hudson translates the full framework into action, target by target, with a consistency and depth that few resources in the field can match. The result is a body of work built to move organisations from intention to delivery.
Product Details
Title: The Sustainable Development Goals Toolkit: NGO Teams Edition (Complete Pack)
Author: David Hudson
Publisher: Hudson Consultancy Online (169to1®)
Series: 169to1® Official SDG Toolkit Collection
Edition: Third Edition, 2026 (Commercial Edition)
Format: eBook (PDF / digital download)
Approx. Length: ~521 pages
Coverage: All 17 SDGs and 169 UN targets, reframed for NGO and non-profit contexts
Audience: NGO founders, CSOs, programme leads, governance and reporting staff, and change-makers within mission-driven organisations
Key Features: Per-goal NGO strategic adaptation, action grids, NGO goals and impact maps, risk and opportunity analysis, ESG law and compliance framework, KPIs, practical NGO actions, mini case studies, reflection tools, rubric snapshots, and a full A to Z glossary
Language: English
Edition History: First Edition 2017, Second Edition 2025, Third Edition 2026
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