nonfinanciare

Nonfinanciare is a term found in Italian-language texts that generally relates to the act of not providing funding. As a verb, it would mean to refrain from financing a project or initiative. In standard Italian, the typical form is non finanziare (two words). The single-word variant nonfinanzia­re is rare and tends to appear mainly in specialized or stylistic drafting, where it is not widely recognized by dictionaries.

Usage and orthography differ by context. The two-word form non finanziare is preferred in everyday and formal Italian. The one-word form nonfinanzia­re may surface in legal documents, internal memos, or tries at concise phrasing, but it is not the normative spelling. Related adjective and noun forms include non finanziario (non-financial) and informazioni non finanziarie (non-financial information), which are common in corporate reporting, governance, and ESG discussions.

In practical terms, nonfinanciare describes a policy choice or financial decision to withhold or withdraw funding. For example, organizations may decide to non finanziare certain activities, redirecting resources to other priorities. The concept sits alongside discussions of budget allocation, financial risk management, and non-financial reporting, where non-financial indicators and information—such as environmental, social, and governance data—are increasingly emphasized.

See also: finanziare; non finanziario; budget; ESG reporting; non-financial information.