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Adriana Marina

tech-entrepreneur

Tech Entrepreneur

Argentina
NGo Hecho por nosotros & B corp Animaná
I am a naturalist, and a change maker.


In a Transition scenario as the one we are in, traditional hierarchies begin to break down to give way to new systems. Capacity building thus is less about transfer of knowledge but more about learning together and cocreating new patterns and structures that can serve the emergence of a new system of influence.
We believe in building capacity through transdisciplinary dialogue and co-creation bringing together the grassroots with global networks to explore and learn together. These lasts 14 years made my journey through animaná and Hecho por nosotros for a SYSTEMIC CHANGE IN FASHION, leather and textiles.

animaná (B Corp) and Hecho Por Nosotros (NGO Ecosoc Status at United Nations) collaborate for a systemic change

animaná: a social enterprise, B Corp, which represents an alternative to the current fashion industry where we incorporate circularity and inclusivity throughout our value chain. We work very closely with communities and natural fibers of Patagonia and the Andes, combining ancestral techniques with contemporary design to create sustainable luxury products.
We work on topics such as using techno as tools for integrate value chains and save the gap of separation we are living through capacity building, ed tech, techno tools, direct financing, traceability & transparency using blockchain, capacity building, education, food, water and waste, storytelling in hands of the grassroots, MSMe, artisans and
We created an University on line of systemic change, based on REGENERATIVE MODELS.
echo por Nosotros is a Systemic change in action ( made by us) is a space collective self organised consciousness approach in order to encourage the sensitivity, synchronicity and synthesis of collective co- creation.
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It is Key to open spaces of SYSTEMIC CHANGE as Our current education is based on empirical and positivist epistemologies that designed to create separation between being or sense of self and the world. This Newtonian educational framework obliterates who we are from what we do, our deep sense of values is disconnected from the actions in the world. Then what happens? We have a world now that full of human materialistic marvels with looming human existential crisis one after another : climate change, COVID-19 pandemic, leadership and more yet to come We need to re-educate ourselves, the current and next generation of leaders and people based on 21st century ontological philosophy, science and practice of collective consciousness.

Wisdom for a better world : Transdisciplinary collaboration for co creation and conscious leadership
. Enriching, inspired by art and culture, responding to needs beyond functionality.
.Sustainable, Regenerative Models in harmony with nature, the environment, and our planet.
. Inclusive, encouraging and dialogue and co-creation across cultures, disciplines, genders, and ages.
Self organized we are NATURE and we need to connect with Values and get the confidence to co create the world we need. WOMEN ARE THE MAIN ACTORS OF FASHION AS PRODUCERS ( POVERTY AND BAD CONDITIONS)  AND AS CONSUMERS  ( SOME TIMES NOT KNOWING WHAT WE ARE SUPPORTING, )WITH TECHNO TOOLS IN HANDS OF THE GRASSROOTS WE CAN BE  ALL CONNECTED, BE THE WOMEN THE LEADERS OF THE SYSTEMIC CHANGE  AND ACCELERATE THE SDG AGENDA 2030

● SDG 1 No Poverty: We create training and opportunities for connections among women artisan, MSME (who are now frequently marginalized, poorly paid and have little iNput into their working conditions) to improve their economic situation.● SDG 4 Quality Education: we focus on education for those who have faced barriers to formal education, including use of technology to provide quality education material for all women and girls.  ● SDG5: our projects has Gender Equality as its core● SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth: We work in women’s economic rights, economic security and financial autonomy; engaging especially target 8.2. On applying technology, 8.5 on equal opportunities, 8.7 and 8.8 on humane labour conditions and better labour protection.● SDG12: Sustainable Production and Consumption: We work with a circular economy approach and promote sustainable development at every stage of production to consumption and end of life of garments; addressing targets 12.2, 12.5 and 12.8. ● SDG17 Partnership for Goals (our project is co-developed along with six other partners in six countries of the global South. In each country project activities will involve government, private companies, educational and market institution to guarantee better success, relating especially to trade and capacity building targets of SDG 17.
Our project is directly aligned with Canada’s feminist international policy. Particularly Action Area 1 Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women and Girls, Action Area 2: Human Dignity and Action Area 3: Growth that Works for Everyone.  Regarding Action 3, our project will help increase women’s access to economic opportunities and resources through an inclusive market approach, providing women with economic opportunities and building their resilience by equipping them with entrepreneurial skills to help them scaling up their business activities and expanding their local markets.
WE DIRECTLY COLLABORATE to increase economic leadership and empowerment of women at all levels of the fashion value chain, including the participation of women at high-level forums relevant to their work. Additionally, our project is promoting greater financial inclusion for women, and equal access to capital, markets, digital technology, and business development services.  Finally, the coalition will help to address the disproportionate burden of care shouldered by women by advocating in different countries –in concert with country partners—to influence policy reforms that can improve major issues in the fashion value chain: gender-based violence, childcare needs, and transitioning to formal economic and fair-trade models.