We are continually looking for how to improve impact measurement and accountability across the global refi dao network. Some current thinking includes:

1. **Digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (dMRV)**:
    - **Example**: During our ReFi Week, we used Silvi's dMRV technology to track the planting of over 700 trees. This technology employs blockchain to create immutable records of each tree planted, including geographic coordinates and time stamps.
    - **Metrics**: CO2 sequestration estimated per tree, survival rate of planted trees, and biodiversity impacts measured over time.
2. **Ecological Benefits Framework (EBF)**:
    - **Example**: ReFi DAO is exploring EBF as a framework to measure and communicate the ecological benefits across the global ReFi DAO network.
    - **Metrics**: Air, Water, Soil, Biodiversity, Equity, and Carbon reduction.
3. **Hypercerts for Impact Verification**:
    - **Example**: We are piloting the use of hypercerts to retroactively fund projects based on verified impacts. These digital certificates are minted based on data collected through various ecological monitoring technologies and verified by decentralized networks.
    - **Metrics**: We will let the nodes decide on the metrics they see as most relevant, some of this will also include qualitative measurement and possibly iMRV (indigenous MRV). 
4. **Community Engagement and Educational Outreach**:
    - **Example**: Our ReFi Podcast and community workshops serve as platforms for spreading knowledge about sustainable practices and mobilizing community action. The reach and engagement levels of these platforms are meticulously tracked.
    - **Metrics**: Number of podcast downloads, blog readership statistics, workshop attendance rates, and post-engagement action rates.