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How we handle your data

Nia Hub is an Institute for Science, Technology and Social Innovation that works as a new-generation Brazilian RTO. We treat personal data with the same discipline we apply to research: clear purpose, explicit legal basis, proportional and contextual collection, and responsible governance across the data lifecycle.

This page describes the actual data handling by Nia Hub's institutional site, aligned with our current Institutional Framework. It will be updated as new fronts of the digital ecosystem are activated.

1. Privacy Policy

What we currently process. The personal data we currently process comes from the Connect channel's forms: name, organization, e-mail, phone, subject and the text each person chooses to send us — proportional to the type of relationship being proposed. We also process essential cookies (session, language preference, consent) and operational technical identifiers. As new fronts of Nia Hub's digital ecosystem are activated, the processing scope may expand — always under the same rules of purpose, legal basis and governance described below.

Why we process. The data we receive serves to open, sustain and continue institutional relationships — responding to those who reach out, scheduling conversations, maintaining the relational history that makes subsequent conversations possible, and cooperating with people, organizations, governments and partner institutions within the scope of Nia Hub's work. We do not sell, rent or share personal data with third parties for commercial purposes.

Legal bases. Bases vary according to purpose: explicit consent when you send us a message or request (LGPD, art. 7, I); execution of procedures related to cooperation, articulation or institutional relationship (art. 7, V); and legitimate interest for managing relational history, always balanced against your rights (art. 7, IX). More sensitive processing requires its own consent and stated context.

Retention. We retain records for as long as the purpose that justified collection requires: for a punctual contact, while the response and its immediate follow-ups remain active; for institutional relational history — how Nia Hub keeps memory of its conversations with people and partner institutions — for as long as that relationship remains relevant. You may request review, anonymization or deletion at any time, subject to applicable legal exceptions.

Processors and infrastructure. To run the site and its channels, we work with data processors — anti-spam, transactional email and cloud infrastructure providers — bound by contract and instructed to process only the data strictly necessary to execute their service, under the same rules of purpose and security. Nia Hub seeks to adopt technical and organizational measures proportional to the protection and integrity of the data processed.

2. Terms of Use

Institutional content. The texts, data, graphics and documents published at niahub.org.br are produced and made available by Nia Hub for informational purposes. Partial reproduction is permitted with express attribution.

Designations. Nia Hub, AKILAH, Mazao, Cognitive Twins and Biofactory 5.0 are designations associated with Nia Hub's work. Commercial use requires prior authorization.

Documents. The documents made available in the Governance section reflect the documental state at the time of publication. Updated versions replace previous ones.

Limitation. We work to keep content accurate and current. For institutional decisions or opening cooperation, we recommend direct contact via Connect.

3. Your rights (LGPD art. 18)

Your rights. As a data subject, you may confirm whether we process your data, access it, correct it, anonymize it, request portability, request deletion of data processed under your consent, and revoke consent at any time (LGPD, art. 18).

How to exercise. To exercise any of these rights, write to the data protection channel below describing your request. Requests are answered within the timeframes set by applicable legislation.

Recourse to ANPD. If you believe your rights have not been met, you may contact Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD).

Data protection channel: contato@niahub.org.br