These terms and conditions of data privacy, use of cookies and spam establish the guidelines and practices of protection of personal data, use of cookies and spam from the website of the Andean Development Corporation ("CAF", or "us") generally indicated by the URL "www.caf.com" and its lower level domains (the "website" or the "web page").
CAF is a development bank established by its member countries in accordance with its Constitutive Agreement. For more information about CAF, the website and its operations can refer to the sections “Who we are”, “What we do” o “Contact us” to support your inquieries.
Read these terms and conditions carefully, as they will help you make informed decisions about how to share your personal information with us. Although these terms and conditions apply only to information collected through the website, they are consistent with our policies and practices with respect to the personal information we receive.
1. What is the information we collect?
- Personal Identification Information (¨IIP¨) that we receive, among others, through the contact, subscription, registration or other forms that are on the website. The IIP includes identification information, contact information and technical information, among other data:
- Names and surnames
- Social networks account
- Telephone numbers
- Identification document
- City and country of residence
- Organization to which it belongs
- Position in the organization
- Sector to which it belongs (public, private or civil)
- Anonymous data related to the user's behavior during the visit to the website, whether through cookies, pixels or similar technologies. Among others, we could recompile the time of the visit and the contents visited.
- Anonymous data related to the access tools and their interaction with the website, such as IP address, browser and device features, language preferences or reference URL and other technical information.
2. How do we use this information?
The data described in the previous point is used for the purpose of disseminating our activities, projects and calls, as well as to maintain and comply with contractual, legal and transparency obligations that require some type of communication. Part of the data is used as a reference to optimize the relevance of the contents and to guarantee the integrity, confidentiality and availability of the information.
- The IIP is used to contact users in response to requests they have made to CAF.
- The PII serves to maintain the relationship with the CAF stakeholders (for example, suppliers, customers or allies) in order to carry out the activities and obligations that are taken together.
- The IIP and the anonymous data are used to identify if the contents are relevant and relevant according to their interests, as well as to identify improvements in our communication channels in terms of user experience and design.
- The data related to the access tools are used both to identify improvements in the performance of our website, and to ensure the functioning of our site, its security and that of its information.
- The communications we use with this data are mainly through, but not limited to, emails, postal mail messages, telephone calls and broadcasting of advertisements on digital platforms.
3. Will your information be shared with someone?
CAF will not sell, distribute or lease this information to third parties, except in accordance with these terms and conditions. For the management of the information collected, CAF has services and suppliers whose privacy policies include clauses that do not allow the sharing of CAF data with third parties unless requested by CAF or indicated by an applicable standard.
You can generate and share reports or summaries from the data collected, among others, the most visited pages or the number of registered to an event. Being summaries, these reports can not be used to track a particular person.
We may disclose personally identifiable information or other information collected through the website in response to legal process or when we believe that an applicable standard requires it, for example, in response to a court order, subpoena or application from an enforcement agency. an applicable standard.
We may also disclose information to protect the safety and functioning of the website or the rights of other users of the website, and to protect and protect our members, affiliates, consultants, and suppliers, if we have reason to believe that someone is causing or threatening to cause damage or interference with the rights or property of CAF, as well as to protect against fraud.
CAF may share a user's IIP with a third party, if that user expressly requests it. In case CAF does not have the means to share this information with a third party, the user may request their information and CAF will deliver it in a standard format that allows its use and consultation.
The exchange of information described above may involve the transfer of your information from a place within the European Economic Area (the "EEA") to outside the EEA, or from outside the EEA to a place within the EEA. The level of information protection in countries outside the EEA may be lower than that offered within the EEA. We will implement appropriate measures to ensure that your personal information remains secure and protected in accordance with applicable data protection laws.
4. Do we use cookies and other tracking technologies?
Cookies are small data files that are sent to your browser or related software from a web server and stored on your computer