Celebrating 25 Years of Regional NRM
The 9th National Natural Resource Management Knowledge Conference, held September 8–12 in Cairns, marked a significant milestone, 25 years since Australia adopted the regional natural&...
The Tropical North Queensland Drought Hub (TNQDH) is leading the way in helping farmers incorporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices into their operations.
Recognising the role of ESG in building long-term drought resilience, the TNQDH has developed a range of resources to assist producers in understanding and applying these principles.
From environmental stewardship to managing social impacts and governance structures, ESG can enhance the sustainability and productivity of farm businesses.
To support this, the hub has created practical tools, including the Rapid ESG Assessment, which helps farmers evaluate how well they are integrating these practices into their operations. By completing this quick assessment, farmers can get an overview of where they stand and identify areas for improvement that could boost their resilience to future droughts.
With ESG gaining importance across all industries, adopting these strategies early ensures farms are well-positioned to meet future challenges. Farmers are encouraged to explore the available resources and complete the Rapid ESG Assessment to start making impactful changes today.
For more information, contact ana.leitedealmeida@jcu.edu.au