英文摘要 |
Purpose: The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously impacted the financial stability of nonprofit organizations. Taiwan’s research on the digital transformation of non-profit organizations is still lacking. This article focuses on online fundraising to analyze the current situation of the digital transformation of nonprofit organizations in Taiwan after the COVID-19 pandemic. Method: This article adopts secondary data and uses the data of the ''2022 NPO Digital Status Survey'' of the Taiwan NPO Self-Regulation Alliance to analyze from three aspects of digital transformation: drivers, challenges, and consequences. Results: The study found that inertia is the main factor affecting online donations. Digital transformation faces four obstacles: organizational, personal, technical and external. Online donations for most nonprofits are still in their infancy. Therefore, organizational culture, talent reserve, technology update and risk awareness are all topics that leaders of non-profit organizations must face up to. Conclusion: After the COVID-19 pandemic, risk management has become difficult to cope with such long-term impact factors. Therefore, resilience management has been increasingly valued by various countries. In the face of difficult financial times, building digital resilience through digital transformation has become an important key to the financial stability of nonprofit organizations. As far as research limitations are concerned, more comprehensive surveys and analyzes in areas such as volunteer management, advocacy, and commercialization can be conducted in the future. |