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# RWA x ReFi Report

**This work was made possible via a generous grant from the** [**Climate Collective**](https://climatecollective.org/grants)**.**

The "RWA for ReFi Report" explores the integration of Real World Assets (RWA) with Regenerative Finance (ReFi) to create ecological and social impacts through web3 and blockchain technologies. It discusses opportunities for creating a new system of asset ownership and governance based on regenerative principles, while also addressing the challenges faced in legal, technological, and financial domains. The report emphasizes the need for open-source projects, legal clarity, and community engagement to advance ReFi and RWA, highlighting various projects and initiatives contributing to this field.

**License**: CC BY-SA 4.0

**First Published**: February 16th, 2023

**Updates:** Ongoing  - [Add your comments / suggestions](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IyHX8b_M9MjKG6UyXE6T53IMaP42BzZzXk-T6zY3cWY/edit?usp=sharing)

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