Data Sharing and Protection

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Protecting the personal data and privacy of respondents is a fundamental responsibility in all WFP assessments and data collection activities. Adhering to data protection principles ensures the safety, dignity, and rights of individuals, and builds trust with communities and partners.

Key Principles

  • Collect only the minimum personal data necessary for assessment objectives

  • Obtain informed consent from all respondents

  • Store and process data securely, with access limited to authorized personnel

  • Anonymize or pseudonymize data wherever possible to protect identities

  • Share data responsibly, in line with WFP policies and legal requirements

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