Recently,　sustainable　development　goals　(SDGs)　have　become　an　international　requirement　that　needs　to　be　achieved　and　requires　the　focus　of　recent　literature　and　regulation　authorities.　Thus,　the　current　article　investigates　the　impact　of　environmental,　social,　and　governance　(ESG)　and　economic　growth　on　the　SDG　of　ASEAN　countries.　The　current　study　has　extracted　secondary　data　from　secondary　sources　such　as　SDGs　reports　and　world　development　indicators　(WDI)　from　1986　to　2020.　The　present　study　has　used　the　Panel　Autoregressive　Distributed　Lag　(ARDL)　to　test　the　linkage　among　the　variables.　The　results　highlighted　that　the　environmental　score,　social　score,　governance　score,　and　economic　growth　positively　associated　with　the　ASEAN　countries＇　SDGs.　The　current　article　provides　help　to　new　researchers　while　conducting　research　on　achieving　SDGs　and　guides　policymakers　while　establishing　policies　regarding　achieving　the　SDGs　through　ESG.