Privacy policy

Data controller

Categories of data

Depending on the forms, services and interactions available on the site, identification, contact, browsing or message content data may be processed.

Purposes of processing

• Responding to requests sent through the site's contact channels.
• Managing exchanges related to the project, bookings or information requests.
• Ensuring the technical operation, security and improvement of the site.
• Measuring site traffic anonymously to improve content and usability.

Legal bases

Processing may rely, depending on the case, on pre-contractual measures, the publisher's legitimate interest, a legal obligation or the data subject's consent.

Recipients

Data is intended for the site publisher and, where necessary, its technical service providers acting strictly within the scope of their assignments, including the Scalingo hosting provider located in France, and Pirsch Analytics (Emvi Software GmbH, Germany) for audience measurement.

Retention period

Data is retained only for the period strictly necessary for the purpose of the processing, then archived or deleted in accordance with applicable legal obligations and the project's operational needs.

Your rights

You may request access to, rectification, deletion, restriction or objection to the processing of your data and, where applicable, data portability, by contacting us at the following address: projet.resilience.lonn@gmail.com

Cookies

The site does not use cookies for its operation or audience measurement. No trackers are placed on your device when you visit.

Audience measurement

We use Pirsch Analytics, a privacy-friendly, cookie-free audience measurement tool. Pirsch generates an anonymous identifier from technical data (IP address, browser) that is immediately and irreversibly hashed. The IP address is never stored. Visitors cannot be recognised beyond 24 hours or tracked across multiple sites. Only aggregated statistics (page views, referrer, visit duration) are collected to improve the site. Data is hosted in Germany (EU). Legal basis: legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR).