ANREV recognizes the impact the real estate industry has on the planet and the role it must play in the transition towards to a more sustainable future. The importance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in the design, operation and valuation of assets has never been higher and ANREV are proud to be contributing to real change in the industry.

ANREV actively supports and promotes the adoption of the INREV Sustainability Reporting Guidelines, which provides a coherent framework for ESG reporting in line with financial reporting and is aligned with industry best practice reporting such as GRESB, GRI and UN-PRI. These reporting guidelines give increased visibility and insight into a vehicle's ESG approach and performance.

ANREV will encourage members to:

  • adopt holistic green building certifications at asset level
  • analyze their portfolio exposure to physical hazards of climate change and transitional risks of climate change (via measurement against appropriate pathways or benchmarks)
  • set both short and long term GHG emission targets for Scope 1, 2 and 3 (where applicable) to achieve "net zero" by 2050
  • promote inclusivity, diversity, and fair employment practices within their workforces and supply chains
  • have strong corporate governance practices, including robust risk management frameworks, whistleblower mechanisms and internal controls covering all aspects of operation

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Amelie Delaunay
Senior Director, Research & Professional Standards

ESG Committee

In order to support the drive for more sustainable real estate funds, this committee develops guidance for funds so they can incorporate sustainability issues into their regular reporting to investors.