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PolacoThe United Nations World Food Programme values your support and we are committed to protecting the online privacy of any visitor and that of children especially. Our site is a safe environment for anyone who visits. The purpose of this statement is to share with you our policy concerning your privacy.
Information Collected
When you visit our website, we collect some non-identifying basic information. This includes total number of visitors, pages viewed, and other non-identifying information. We use this aggregate information to improve our site and to make your experience on our website as smooth as possible. We use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server, and to administer our website. Your IP address is used to gather broad demographic information.
We may ask visitors for contact information such as his/her full name, age, civic address, telephone number and email address. If the visitor is under the age of thirteen (13), an automatically generated email will be sent to his/her parent or legal guardian and his/her contact information will not used until his/her parent or legal guardian has given consent to the use or maintenance of his/her contact information. If we do not obtain such consent from his/her parent or legal guardian within two (2) weeks after the automatically generated email has been sent, all contact information from a visitor under the age of 13 will be destroyed.
Contact information is only maintained and used to send the user information about the United Nations World Food Programme, its activities, how he/she can help in the fight against world hunger and to participate in a contest or draw. The contact information is directly collected on a voluntary basis and not through the use of cookies. Any contact information collected for the purposes of a contest or draw will be destroyed after the identity of the qualified winners has been determined.
With regards to the Food Force Blog on which visitors can post and read messages, users are not required to register or divulge any personal information in order to do this. Users can opt to register their details; in this case we collect only information that is necessary to participate in this activity, such as first name, age, state/province and/or country. A visitor’s message cannot be traced back to him/her because no personal information is given.
How to opt-out
Users may always opt out of receiving future mailings or ask for their contact information to be deleted by clicking the link that is provided at the end of email correspondences from Food Force to the Users.
Alternatively, if a parent/legal guardian of a User who is under 13 years of age wishes for the User/child to opt out of receiving future mailings and his/her contact details to be deleted, please email specifying your User/Child’s email address, then your User/Child will be opted out of receiving future mailings and we will delete his/her contact details.
We do not share your information
The Food Force website is operated by the United Nations World Food Programme and respectively maintained and hosted by Deepend and FattoreK on behalf of the United Nations World Food Programme. We do not share your personal information with any third party. It is our policy not to sell, trade, or rent your personal information to anyone. We reserve the right to change our policy at any time. If we choose to change our policy, notice will be given to you to remove your name and contact information or that of your child if he/she is a minor from our database.
Correct or Change
You may also correct or change your contact information or that of your child if he/she is a minor by sending an email to: .
If you have any questions
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of this site, or your dealings with this web site, you can contact . This site is operated by the United Nations World Food Programme, Via C.G. Viola 68, Parco dei Medici 00148 – Rome – Italy. For more information on the United Nations World Food Programme, please visit http://www.wfp.org.