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Researcher Profile: Jime Rodrigues Ribeiro

  • Water Production Connections
  • Dec 13, 2022
  • 1 min read

Edited by Corrie Monteverde

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Graduate Student: Jime Rodrigues Ribeiro

Jime Rodrigues Ribeiro is a woman from Brazilian Amazonia. She is originally from Abaetetuba (Pará State), a riverine town whose name in Tupi language means “illustrious people place”. Bringing that perspective and experience from reality across the amazon region, Jime started her graduate studies at the North Carolina State University in 2022.


Her previous research experiences include participation at interdisciplinary projects in Brazil and abroad about local socio-economic impact, logging job assessment (Rondônia State), interviews in person and on-line, database input related to timber centers in Amazônia Legal, and works on pilot projects regarding monitoring illegal logging in indigenous land and socio-technologies to store drinkable rainwater to riverine people.


Jime has Interdisciplinary Master’s Diploma in Sustainable Development of the Humid Tropics (NAEA/UFPA), and Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineer at the State University of Pará (UEPA), both degrees supported with scholarships from the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), in Brazil. She also has a College Diploma in Geodesy and Cartography at Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA).

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Jime Rodrigues Ribeiro’s journey from Abaetetuba in the Brazilian Amazon reflects a deep connection to the region that Wikipedia describes as the world’s largest tropical rainforest, vital for biodiversity and global climate balance.


Her interdisciplinary work in sustainable development, illegal logging monitoring, and water access solutions highlights the essential role of environmental engineering and community-based research in protecting indigenous lands and riverine populations, while modern connectivity tools—supported by steps like tnt sim registeration—help researchers collaborate and share findings across borders.


Her academic dedication and grassroots experience truly represent a meaningful bridge between local knowledge and global environmental stewardship.

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