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Regenerate Cascadia excited to be included in new Bioregional Financing Facility Book by Samantha Power

Regenerate Cascadia is very excited to announce that we have been included as a case study in Samantha Powers new book Bioregional Financing Facilities: Reimagining Finance to Regenerate Our Planet. […]

Cory Sevin·July 26, 2024·2 min read

Regenerate Cascadia is very excited to announce that we have been included as a case study in Samantha Powers new book Bioregional Financing Facilities: Reimagining Finance to Regenerate Our Planet.

We all know money is needed to do the work to Regenerate Cascadia. How do we go about funding in ways that align with the culture we want to evolve? Samantha Power and Leon Seefeld have gathered knowledge, case studies, and methods on just this topic- and Regenerate Cascadia is one of the case studies!

If you’d like to read more, you can download and read the entire E-Book here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yznJ324biVX_RyVcTKNB96vNMqFbYUI3/view

The Regenerate Cascadia Case Study can be found as Case Study Nine on page 130. We are excited to use this paper to help guide our own bioregional regeneration strategy and develop our Cascadia BioFi program in partnership with this, as well as many other initiatives to build a funding ecosystem and regeneration fund for the Cascadia bioregion. We believe BFFs can become the connective tissue between increasingly concentrated pools of financial resources, locked in the extractive economy, and the mycelial web of regenerative projects and organizations worldwide. BFFs can enable integrated capital raised from a variety of sources to flow to aggregated portfolios of systemically coordinated regenerative projects in bioregions. Through BFFs, we believe we can put finance in service to life.”  

Samantha Power, who is a Regenerational Economist, a Bioregionalist and a Futurist, explains:
“Bioregional Financing Facilities, or BFFs, are a new type of financial institution with three objectives: drive the decentralization of financial resource governance, catalyze the design of project portfolios for systemic change, and support the transition to a regenerative economy. BFFs have 12 attributes, the first of which is to align financial flows with living systems principles and Indigenous wisdom.

Watch Samantha sharing about BFF’s on Youtube here:
https://lnkd.in/gBKyp3MV

Learn more from their website at:
https://www.biofi.earth/

About the Author

Cory holds an MSN in nursing, a foundation for a 45-year career developing and leading teams to apply innovative designs, improving care to be more generative and life-giving to those giving and receiving care. This desire to help create environments where all beings can thrive continues to be a directional force in her life. Cory brings passion, a lifelong love of nature, skills in whole-systems thinking, and skills in applying improvement science to everyday issues. Cory has gained other skills-such as leading change, project management, and admin skills after years in a professional capacity.

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