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Find here documents that guide, organize and plan all TERRA activities.

TERRA Welcome Guide

Welcome and integration guide

TERRA offers its members a collaborative environment with development opportunities, support activities, workspaces and events. Made up of five research units, it covers areas such as the Environment, Agriculture, Forestry, Health, Geography and Biotechnology, promoting integrated scientific and professional growth.

Code of Ethical Conduct of the TERRA Associate Laboratory

The TERRA Code of Ethical Conduct outlines the values, principles, and rules that guide the mission of the TERRA Associate Laboratory in its activities.

It is based on ethical principles of fairness, justice, respect for human dignity, and personal and professional responsibility. This code applies to all TERRA members, both individually and collectively, without prejudice to its applicability over other norms relevant to the five research units that make up TERRA.

Opportunity Equality Plan of the TERRA Associate Laboratory

The TERRA Gender Equality, Inclusion, and Non-Discrimination Plan promotes an environment that respects diversity and equal opportunities. It focuses on strengthening gender equality, developing inclusive mechanisms, and eliminating all forms of discrimination.

This plan applies to all TERRA members, both individually and collectively, and complements other applicable regulations of the five research units that make up TERRA.

Research Data Management (RDM) of the TERRA Associate Laboratory

Research Data Management at TERRA Associate Laboratory promotes the organization, integrity, and accessibility of scientific data. It focuses on implementing efficient practices for data collection, storage, processing, and sharing, ensuring its quality and security.

This plan includes the use of advanced technologies and the development of robust security and privacy policies. It applies to all TERRA members, individually or in groups, without prejudice to other applicable norms across the five research units comprising TERRA.

TERRA Associate Laboratory Regulations

Approved on May 4, 2022 by the TERRA Coordinating Council

(in Portuguese)