Data Protection Statement
General information
We process your personal data as a data controller (contact details are set forth below) on the basis of the legal provisions (The Personal Data Protection Act, 2022. EU General Data Protection Regulation, etc ). In this statement, we inform you about which personal data we process on this website or as part of our activity, for which purposes, on which legal basis and for which duration and which rights you have with respect thereto.
In the course of ongoing technical and legal developments, we will adjust this Data Protection Statement from time to time. Therefore, you should regularly obtain information about the current version of this Data Protection Statement on this website.
Personal data
In particular, we process the following personal data on our website and/or as part of our activity:
In connection to our website and our activity, in particular information which you provide us in the course of registration for our newsletter, in the course of initiating or settling sponsorship or in any other manner, such as: name, title, contact details (telephone number, e-mail address, address etc.).
LINKS
This website may contain links leading to other websites. This Data Protection Statement does not apply to data collection practices of third parties. We assume no liability for the data protection practices, policies and measures of third parties. You should read the individual data protection policies of such websites and take an informed decision whether you wish to use such websites.
Cookies.
Website
The DA4TI website uses cookies (small data files transferred onto computers or devices by websites) for record-keeping purposes and to enhance functionality on the site. You may deactivate or restrict the transmission of cookies by changing the settings of your web browser. Cookies that are already stored may be deleted at any time.
Legal basis and purposes of data processing
We process your personal data on the legal basis of performance of a contract (as part of the business relationship for initiating and settling of business transactions) and/or for the performance of pre contractual measures, based upon a legal obligation as well as based upon our major legitimate interest as well as on the basis of your consent obtained separately (e.g. marketing purposes, newsletter). You can withdraw your consent granted separately at any time via our contact details provided below.
Transfer of data
To the extent this is required to achieve the above mentioned purposes, we will forward personal data to providers of marketing tools, IT service providers, providers of other tools and software solutions, IT maintenance services and further providers of similar services used by us. We ensure adherence to the data protection law provisions when selecting our processors and have entered into agreements which ensure that personal data are processed confidentially and with due care.
The collected data will not be sold or disclosed to uninvolved third parties without justification.
To the extent one of the recipients is located outside Tanzania, we ensure that the country of the recipient or the recipient itself guarantees an appropriate level of data protection. For this purpose, we agree upon, for example, standard contractual clauses.
Retention period
We store your personal data up to six months after expiry of a sponsorship or partnership.
Rights of data subjects and contact
You have a right to information about the personal data processed, rectification and erasure thereof, data portability as well as restriction of processing, unless these rights are precluded by legal or contractual provisions.
Should you have any questions to the processing of your personal data, object to any processing of your personal data, wish to withdraw any consent granted or are of the opinion that any of your data protection rights have been violated in any way, please contact us:
Digital Agenda for Tanzania Initiative
P.O.Box 79531
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania
admin@digitalagendainitiative.or.tz
In addition, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority:
