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The use of technology development process (TDP) models by the enterprises can contribute to the usage control of \udnatural resources of technologies before or after its integration on products, services or processes. Although the choice \udof a technology can consider the use of some performance metrics to identify their eco-efficiency, the literature about \udtechnology development models neglects this element. Based on a qualitative analysis of existing models, this paper \udproposes a conceptual model for the adoption of eco-efficiency indicators in the TDP by the innovation managers, \uddistributed in three different stages: the initial stage, during the planning of a technology, the intermediate stage, at the \udtechnology development, and the final stage, at the technology transfer. Future research, such as prioritizing the indicators \udand the extent of the present analysis to other sustainability dimensions are suggested for structuring a sustainable model \udof TDP.CAPESCNPqFAPESPFAPE

A Framework for the Application of Eco-efficiency to the Technology Development Process