Cook Islands Investment Corporation - CIIC Information

The Cook Islands Investment Corporation (CIIC) is a statutory Corporation of the Cook Islands Government. CIIC was established in 1998 through the Cook Islands Investment Corporation Act 1998 to manage Crown assets including Government land, buildings and interests on Rarotonga and the Pa Enua (outer islands), and governance of Crown enterprises (subsidiaries, associates, SOEs and Crown Controlled Entities) on behalf of the Crown.. CIIC’s vision and aspiration is: Ta’anga’anga e te akono tau tikai i te au apinga puapinga a te katoatoa no te akameitaki’anga i te ora’anga o te iti tangata Kuki Airani. effective and efficient public assets that improve the wellbeing of Cook Islands people For more information on CIIC’s vision and its link to the Cook Islands Government National Vision, please click on this link; Vision. CIIC’s vision is a very wide remit, therefore has a vast scope of responsibilities and contributes in a number of ways to the National vision and national development. In achieving our vision CIIC separates our business into two equally important elements or functions, as outlined below, with their respective purpose:. 1) Crown Enterprises: Lead governance, oversight and development of Crown enterprises for the effective delivery of services to the Public and ensuring the sustainable improvement of the standard of living for all Cook Islanders, and 2) Asset Management: Lead the effective management, development and maintenance of Crown assets for the effective delivery of services to the Public and ensuring the sustainable improvement of the standard of living for all Cook Islanders.