Privacy Statement DISCE research project
By virtue of the Grant Agreement No 822314 of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, DISCE (an acronym for Developing Inclusive & Sustainable Creative Economies), is a project co-funded by the European Union, under the Horizon2020 Programme designed and managed under the responsibility of the University of Turku, with headquarters in 20500 Turku, Finland.
The DISCE Project aims to reassess the role of CCIs as contributors to growth, quality employment, competitiveness, and to the attractiveness and social cohesion of cities and regions across the EU. Through a multidisciplinary qualitative and quantitative approach, DISCE will work to
- Develop more robust indicators of CCIs to facilitate a better and more comprehensive understanding of their performance and their contribution to economy and society, both at national and at EU level;
- Provide tools for a better understanding of career perspectives, challenges and training needs of current and future creative workers across creative sectors, including a mapping of high education in the matter;
- Explore inequality and exclusion in the CCIs, with the objective of gaining deeper insights into barriers and getting a clearer insight into enablers of new business models, innovations, employment and growth;
- Promote a better understanding of both the labour markets and the entrepreneurship in CCIs, as well as the role of independent agents as a new disruptive force in their renewing in Europe;
- Provide a new framework through which to examine and support the role of the CCIs in processes of ‘inclusive and sustainable growth’, understood not only as a contribution to GDP but also as cultural development and human flourishing.
Registry
University of Turku
0245896-3
20014 TURUN YLIOPISTO
Contact and person in charge
Jarna Heinonen
+358 50 5631713
jarna.heinonen@utu.fi
Register
DISCE’s stakeholder register.
Purpose and legal basis for the processing of personal data
Personal data is processed to enforce the cooperation and communication between the registry and the person in the register. The stakeholder register is considered to serve the public interest (YoL 2§). In addition, the register information can be used for event invitations, newsletter distribution, contact, dealings, reporting, and other information sharing and enabling collaboration.
Personal data may also be combined to perform analyses but in a way the reports are not identifiable by individuals.
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Description of the processed personal data
The processed personal data in the register is name and email address.
Retention period of personal data
Personal data shall be kept in a reliable manner for as long as it is appropriate for the communication of the DISCE research project. The data will then be permanently deleted.
Regular transfers of data
The register data can be used within the DISCE research project. Data will not be disclosed to outside the research project.
Principles of protecting the register
The data in register is kept technically secure. Unauthorized access to information is blocked, e.g. through the use of firewalls and other technical hedges. The register data shall be accessed only by the controller and by specially designated technical persons. Only certain persons have the right to process data in the registry. These persons are bound by the confidentiality of the information in the register. There are no physical copies of the registry.
Rights of subscribers
The person in the register has always right to:
1) request from the register controller access to personal data relating to him or her and the right to request rectification or erasure or restriction of processing of such information, and the right to transfer data from one system to another.
2) check and, if necessary, correct the data on him or her in the register. In this case, the request shall be made in writing to the registry controller. The person in the register has the right to rectification of the information that was wrongly recorded.
3) revoke the consent at any time without prejudice to the legality of the processing carried out before it is withdrawn; to the extent that the processing of personal data is based on the consent of the data subject.
4) be removed from all registers permanently and reliably.
5) make a complaint about the processing of personal data to supervisory authorities.
Leaving the register
It is possible to leave the register by sending a request to