Privacy Statement
The privacy statements of the FYFA Project website
FYFA values the protection and confidentiality of personal data. Therefore, we comply with applicable data privacy legislation in relation to processing personal data. We provide users opportunity to unsubscribe from our mailing lists through an ‘’unsubscribe’’ button which is available at the bottom of emails.
FYFA will use personal data only for the purpose for which is given permission. FYFA will not sell, rent, loan, trade or lease any personal information collected online or offline. All information shall be kept absolutely confidential unless given consent to by the user.
FYFA will not share personal information with others. However, to avoid people receiving multiple invitations to the same co-organised event, FYFA reserves the right to share your first name, last name, and employer with partner organisation to avoid duplication of the final invitation lists. We will not share phone numbers, email, address or any other contact information.
FYFA uses secure data networks that are protected by password protection systems. FYFA’s security and privacy policies are periodically reviewed and enhances as necessary. Only authorized individuals have access to the information provided by our contacts. Our databases are located in Belgium, Norway and Internet platform Mailchimp.
Consent to be emailed can be withdrawn by clicking the ‘unsubscribe’ link at the bottom of any email.
All can ask for a copy of the personal information FYFA has about you. All have the right to at any time access, modify, correct and remove of personal data collected in our database.
The above can be requested by contacting FYFA by email security@eurocare.org or in writing at:
European Alcohol Policy Alliance
Rue Archimede 17 Brussels, B1000 Belgium
Tel +32 2 736 05 72 I Tel +32 2 736 67 82
info@eurocare.org | www.eurocare.org
The FYFA web site does not store any personal data from the visitors. There are two third party applications, however, that use cookies to guarantee a proper functioning: the twitter feed on the FYFA-project homepage and Google analytics, for visitors' frequency and geographical data. Also here, no personal data is stored, only IP addresses. If you want to, you can always adapt or turn off these particular cookies in the cookie-settings of your web browser. This will not affect the proper functioning of the FYFA-project web site.
FYFA only collects personal data that has been given to us, either personally or third parties give us in the context of a service requested by them (e.g. in the context of an application form).
FYFA only collects the personal data needed to carry out a service requested by you (or by a third party). FYFA only processes these data in certain situations:
if permission has been given for this;
or, if it is necessary to process the data in order to provide a service you have requested (e.g. your address to send a publication or your bank account number to pay out to);
or, if we are legally obliged to process the data (e.g. your ID number to issue a pass to the European Parliament);
or, if it is necessary in the public interest or for a legitimate purpose (e.g. displaying organisations and persons who have received financial support on our website);
Data about persons who are minors and sensitive personal data (e.g. health information or bank account numbers) are always treated as confidential and never made public. Personal data are only used for the service requested (unless the conditions described in the paragraph above are met. We never pass on contact details to third parties for commercial purposes.
FYFA keeps only personal data for the time needed to perform the service requested. FYFA may also decide to collect some data in an aggregated form over a longer period in order to evaluate and make adjustments to its own activities (e.g. website visitors, newsletter opening track record).
Data are processed in a way that is safe. We therefore use various security technologies and measures to protect your data from unauthorized access, use, loss or publication. These technologies and measures are tested on a regular basis and updated if necessary.
Data can be updated by mailing security@eurocare.org
All have the right to be ‘forgotten’. To request this, please contact security@eurocare.org
The controller of your personal data, under applicable data privacy legislation and in regard to the processing of personal information, is:
European Alcohol Policy Alliance
Rue Archimede 17 Brussels B1000 Belgium
Email: security@eurocare.org
If you have questions or complaints about our privacy practices, you may contact us at the above address or by emailing
security@eurocare.org
