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Anyone can donate to the Foundation: individuals, groups, public bodies, companies. Even the smallest contribution is useful and valuable in supporting our mission.
The CAPP Foundation informs each donor of the use of their donation if this is not already indicated at the point of donation.
PAYMENT FOR COURSES OR CONFERENCE FEES
You can request a RECEIPT by providing us with your details. Enter your tax code or VAT number preceded by IT for Italy (or the code for another country).
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Terms and conditions (Mandatory)
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HOW TO DONATE
One must be at least 18 years old to make a donation.
The minimum donation amount is of 50 Euros.
To make a donation, the following needs to be provided:
- First name, last name, email address and the postal address of the person making the donation.
- Reason for payment: one of those indicated in the available options.
Visa OR MasterCard debit and credit cards can be used to make a donation.
INFORMATION ON THE PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA PURSUANT TO REGULATION (EU) 2016/679
Pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), we wish to inform you about how we process the personal data of users who consults the website of the Foundation: www.centannus.va
DATA CONTROLLER
The data controller is the Secretary General Pro-tempore of the Centesimus Annus Pro Pontifice Foundation, based at Cortile San Damaso, 00120 Vatican City, email: centannus@foundation.va
LEGAL BASIS FOR PROCESSING
The data is collected and processed because:
- processing is necessary in order to make donations to the Foundation;
- you have given your explicit consent to processing for specific purposes (sending communications);
- it is provided automatically when browsing the website.
TYPES OF DATA PROCESSED AND PURPOSES OF PROCESSING
The data collected is processed by personnel expressly authorised by the Foundation, who act on the basis of specific instructions and in compliance with the confidentiality and security of the data itself and in relation to the services for which they are responsible. Persons authorised to process the data, employees of the Foundation or third parties in charge of the maintenance and development of the systems used for computerised data management, become aware of the data exclusively for purposes related to the performance of their duties.
The data is processed using computer systems or software procedures that acquire, during their normal operation, personal information whose transmission is implicit in the use of Internet communication protocols.
a The data processed includes personal information that allows us to identify you, such as:
- first and last name
- postal address
- e-mail address
The Foundation seeks to limit the use of this information as much as possible and undertakes to use it exclusively for the services for which it was provided. Where possible, information that does not identify the individual is used (for example, when collecting statistical data on navigation of our website, we use services such as Google Analytics, anonymising your IP addresses).
Data that is required to be stored for the proper provision of the Foundation’s services is archived in electronic and/or paper form.
The Foundation reserves the right to share personal data with Vatican security authorities where necessary for the safety or protection of persons or property.
Data related to the use of web services is also processed for the purpose of:
- obtaining statistical information on the use of services (most visited pages, number of visitors per time slot or per day, geographical areas of origin, etc.);
- checking the proper functioning of the services offered.
DATA RECIPIENTS
The data collected is not disclosed or communicated to third parties.
SOCIAL MEDIA
The Foundation does not have an official presence on social media platforms.
The Foundation stores the personal data collected in an accurate, complete and up-to-date manner for as long as it is necessary to provide the services to which the data relates. We can assure you that all necessary steps have been taken to ensure the security of your personal data once it has been collected, through the use of restricted access information systems and secure storage solutions.
RIGHTS OF DATA SUBJECTS
You have the right to obtain from the Foundation, in the cases provided for:
- a copy of or access to your personal data;
- the correction of your inaccurate or incomplete personal data:
- the deletion of your personal data when it is no longer necessary;
- the suspension of communications for which you have previously given your consent.
Requests for copies, access, rectification, erasure, or restriction of data processing must be submitted by contacting the Foundation) The request, regardless of the form used, must be accompanied by the name and surname of the data subject, a photocopy of their identity document, and an indication of the right they wish to exercise. Please note that we may refuse to comply with requests that we deem futile, harmful to the privacy of others, or contrary to the legitimate use of data where this is aimed at ensuring the safety of persons, environments or property.
For any requests, please send an email to the following address: centannus@foundation.va
COOKIE POLICY
The following cookie policy has been prepared by the Foundation to describe the types of cookies used on the website www.centannus.va, including any extension of that domain (the ‘Website’) and on the related platform, in order to describe the reasons for and conditions of use of the same. It is not possible to optimally consult the Website or use the Services offered therein without sending certain cookies to the user’s device.
By continuing to browse the website, the user authorises the Foundation to use some of its cookies. However, it is possible to disable and avoid the use of specific types of cookies by configuring the browser settings, as specified in more detail in the following paragraph ‘Disabling the use of cookies’.
WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are text files used to perform automatic authentication, session tracking and storage of specific information about users accessing the Foundation’s server. In detail, they are small text strings that are sent from the Foundation’s server to the user’s web client (usually a browser) and then sent back from the client to the server (without undergoing any changes) each time the user accesses the same portion of the same web domain. A cookie is therefore a small file that requires the user’s permission to be stored on the hard disk of the user’s computer. Once consent has been given in the manner described below, the file is added and the cookie helps to analyse the user’s web traffic, allowing us to know when the user visits a particular website. In this way, the web application can adapt its operations to the user’s needs and/or tastes, collecting and storing information about their preferences.
TYPES OF COOKIES, NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE DATA COLLECTED
The Foundation uses the following types of cookies:
- Technical cookies: these are cookies necessary for the functioning of the Website and the provision of services offered to the user.
- So-called ‘analytics’ cookies: these fall within the macro category of technical cookies and are used by the Foundation to statistically analyse accesses and/or visits to the Website and are installed exclusively for statistical purposes and/or to collect information in aggregate form. The ‘Google Analytics’ cookie is currently in use on the Website for the purposes described above.
- Session cookies: these are technical cookies sent by the Foundation’s servers to the user’s terminal and occasionally by third-party sites to track the use of the Website during a particular session. These cookies are generally stored on the user’s browser for the duration of the session. These cookies expire when the browser is closed.
- Persistent cookies: these are constant cookies that continue to operate even after the browser is closed. This allows for easier and faster access to the Website.
- Functional cookies: these allow the Website to remember the choices made by the user (username, language, country), thus providing better and more personalised functions.
- Performance cookies: these collect and analyse information on how visitors use the Website (pages visited, number of visits, time spent on the site, etc.) in order to provide the user with a better browsing experience. These cookies do not collect information that allows the user to be identified. All data collected by these cookies is aggregated and, therefore, anonymous and used solely to improve the functioning of the Website.
- First-party cookies: these are cookies installed directly by the Foundation on the user’s device in order to make the Website function efficiently and to track the behaviour patterns of visitors to the Website.
- Third-party cookies: these are cookies installed by third-party companies affiliated with the Foundation on the Website. The Website may host advertisements, such as banner ads from other companies, in its browser, which in turn install cookies. These may be used exclusively to store data that the user has entered, in some circumstances, on one or more websites.
THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
The Foundation uses the following third-party cookies:
- the Donatio donation system, which allows donations to be made. This cookie is managed entirely by the Vatican Internet Office;
- the EPay online donation system, which allows donations to be made online. This cookie is managed entirely by the Vatican Internet Office.
DISABLING THE USE OF COOKIES
Most browsers are initially configured to accept cookies automatically. However, you can change these settings and block the use of cookies through your browser settings. There are several ways to manage cookies. Please refer to your browser’s help screen to find out how to adjust or change your browser settings. Disabling the use of technical and/or functional cookies may cause the Website to malfunction and/or limit the services offered by the Foundation.