2022 ESG report

Michael O'Brien, QIC's Managing Director - Real Estate, reflects on our ESG priorities and performance in 2022, including our progress to address climate change and community contributions.

In our view, accounting for ESG risks and opportunities can lead to more informed investment decisions and better outcomes for society and the environment.

Our Performance

Our performance

We capture our key ESG data and trends and report against a number of ESG benchmarks to track our performance and compare it against our property sector peers.

To continue to deliver against our ESG Strategy, we track our progress against the priority areas of Resource Efficiency & Circular Economy; Climate Change; Sustainable Value Chain; and Community Investment.

QIC's active board, committees and tailored policies and standards provide the perspective and structure for efficiency and integrity in corporate governance.

We continue to focus on maintaining an environment that helps support and further develop our most important asset, our people.

QIC was created in 1991 by the Queensland Government to serve its long-term investment responsibilities and has grown into a leading long-term specialist manager in alternatives.

Our ESG report is aligned to the Global Reporting Initiative's (GRI) Sustainability Reporting Standards in accordance with their 'Core' option.

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