The Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA) is a government agency based in Brisbane, Queensland, established on October 1, 1994. QRIDA specializes in providing financial and advisory support to rural and regional communities in Queensland. With a workforce of over 200–500 employees, the agency has approved more than 53,400 grants and loans totaling $657 million in the 2021–22 financial year. QRIDA offers a variety of services, including concessional loans, grants, rebates, and disaster recovery funding. It also conducts research and provides policy advice to support the agricultural sector and rural businesses. The agency focuses on enhancing productivity, sustainability, and economic resilience in rural areas, serving primary producers, small businesses, and communities affected by natural disasters. Through its comprehensive programs, QRIDA plays a crucial role in fostering growth and recovery in Queensland's rural landscape.