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author: - affiliation: University of Brasília / Takwara Nucleus name: Takwara, Fabio Resck orcid: 0000-0001-8815-3885 date: '2026-03-04' H.5281/zenodo.18827106 keywords: - solidarity economy - female entrepreneurship - social technology - community governance - social innovation - amazon language: en license: CC BY 4.0 series: Technical Series Regenerative Amazon Platform — Annals and Memory subtitle: Professional Profile and Career Path in the Platform title: 'Technical Profile: Prof. Dr. Tânia Cristina da Silva Cruz' translations: en: OPS_perfil-tania-cruz_en.md es: OPS_perfil-tania-cruz_es.md pt: OPS_perfil-tania-cruz.md type: Technical Profile version: '2.1'

Prof. Dr. Tânia Cristina da Silva Cruz — Institutional Coordination

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Role in the Platform: Institutional Coordination and Strategic Partnership
Institution: University of Brasília — FUP/CDT/INCUB.TS
ORCID: 0000-0002-5673-6784
Lattes: 3940059129469564

1. Role in the Regenerative Amazon Platform

Prof. Dr. Tânia Cruz serves as the institutional coordinator for the Regenerative Amazon Platform, facilitating the project's submission to public funding calls (BNDES, Amazon Fund, Climate Fund) through the partnership with the University of Brasília (FUP/CDT/INCUB.TS).

Her involvement in the Platform articulates three complementary dimensions:

  • Institutional Anchor — UnB provides eligibility for the project to funding instruments that require the proponent to have a CNPJ from a research and teaching institution.
  • Technology Transfer — As coordinator of CEDES/NIT-CDT/UnB, she works on structuring intellectual property mechanisms and the transfer of Takwara technologies to Amazonian cooperatives.
  • Gender-Focused Governance — Her consolidated expertise in solidarity economy, female entrepreneurship, and social technology guides the Platform's community governance model, with a focus on cooperatives and women's organizations.

Academic Profile

Associate Professor IV at the UnB Planaltina Faculty (FUP), with all stricto sensu training completed at UnB itself:

  • Bachelor's in Sociology and Licentiate in Social Sciences (1998) — PET/CAPES Scholar (1995–1998)
  • Master's in Political and Labor Sociology (2001)
  • Doctorate in Labor Sociology (2006) — Thesis: "What is your work, woman? Women entrepreneurs in the context of Popular Solidarity Economy"

Relevant Institutional Affiliation for the Platform

CDT/UnB — Center for Support to Technological Development

Role Relevance to the Platform
Coordinator of CEDES/NIT-CDT/UnB Registration of patents and utility models for Takwara technologies
Member of INCUB.TS Incubation of the Platform's community cooperatives
Faculty at Escola Empreend/UnB Training of leaders in the Amazonian bioeconomy

PROFNIT — Postgraduate Program in Intellectual Property and Innovation

As a certified professor at PROFNIT/UnB, she supervises research in the lines of Social Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Environment — directly aligned with the Platform's innovation profile. She teaches courses in:

  • Methodology of Scientific-Technological Research and Innovation
  • Entrepreneurship in Technological Sectors
  • Geographical Indication and Collective Trademarks ← relevant to the "Bambu Sem Veneno" brand

UnB Cerrado Center (CER) — Alto Paraíso de Goiás

Associate professor since October 2009, CER represents UnB's experience in critical biome territories outside the DF campuses — a model analogous to what the Platform proposes for the Acre Amazon.

Directly Applicable Expertise

Area of Expertise Application in the Platform
Social Technology and Female Entrepreneurship Governance of women's cooperatives
Popular Solidarity Economy Community SPE and shadow management model
Participatory Socio-Environmental Diagnosis Methodology for FPIC and community consultations
Technology Transfer and IP Registration and licensing of Takwara technologies
Strategic Planning for Social Innovation Structuring of MRV impact indicators
Biodiversity and Food Security Articulation with Guadua spp. management and agro-extractivism

Relevant Technical Production

Among the 12 technical works registered, those with the strongest synergy with the Platform stand out:

  • Participatory Socio-Environmental Diagnosis (DSP) (2022) — methodology directly applicable to FPIC consultations with riverine and rural communities in Acre.
  • Mobilization Plan for Management Plan — ARIE Torto (2012) — experience in management planning in conservation areas.
  • Citizenship and Sustainability for Low-Income Populations (2008) — Brasília and surrounding areas.
  • TekLibras Software (2024) — assistive technology, demonstrating the capacity to develop social technology with direct impact.

Bibliographic production: 17 articles published (76% with DOI), 17 master's supervisions completed, 125 other supervisions (IC, TCC, specialization).

Institutional References

How to Cite

APA: Takwara, F. R. (2026). Technical Profile: Prof. Dr. Tânia Cristina da Silva Cruz (Version 2.1). Annals and Memory — Takwara Nucleus / University of Brasília. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18827106

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