Privacy

Collect less. Explain why. Keep it only as long as needed.

This notice explains how Clarivo handles information submitted through the public website and early project-enquiry process.

Version 1.0 · Effective 13 August 2026 · Review when Clarivo’s legal form, domain, contact systems or data practices change.

1. Scope of this notice

This notice applies to visitors, potential clients, collaborators and other people who contact Clarivo through this website or the published email route. A separate project data-management or privacy arrangement may apply after an engagement is accepted.

2. Who is responsible

Clarivo Research & Evidence is responsible for the website enquiry process. The contracting identity for an accepted assignment is stated in its engagement document and invoice. Privacy enquiries may be sent to contact@clarivoresearch.tech.

3. Information we collect

The enquiry form asks for name, work email, organisation, country or time zone, service category, project problem, desired output, timing, budget band and a high-level description of data or ethics considerations. Basic technical logs may be created by GitHub Pages, DNS, email or security providers outside Clarivo’s direct control.

The site does not use Clarivo-installed advertising cookies, analytics trackers or behavioural profiles by default.

4. Why we use it

  • to receive and respond to an enquiry;
  • to assess project fit, competence, conflicts, ethics, privacy and timing;
  • to prepare a scope, quotation, contract or invoice when requested;
  • to protect the website and investigate misuse;
  • to retain necessary professional, commercial or legal records.

5. Basis and fairness

Clarivo processes enquiry information because the person asks us to take steps toward a possible engagement, because communication is necessary for a legitimate and expected professional purpose, because consent is provided for a specific optional activity, or because a record is required by law. The correct legal basis must be confirmed for each processing activity and jurisdiction.

6. Service providers and sharing

Information may pass through GitHub Pages, domain/DNS services, the visitor’s and Clarivo’s email providers, security tools and professional advisers. Information is not sold. It is shared with associates only when necessary, lawful and subject to appropriate confidentiality or project arrangements.

7. International processing

Static hosting, email and collaboration providers may process information outside Uganda. Before using a provider for sensitive or regulated work, Clarivo should assess the relevant contractual, security and international-transfer requirements. The public form must not be used for sensitive research data.

8. Retention

Unsuccessful or inactive enquiries are reviewed periodically and deleted when no longer necessary, subject to legitimate record, dispute, fraud-prevention, tax or legal needs. Accepted-project records follow the retention periods stated in the project agreement, data-management plan or applicable obligation.

9. Security

Clarivo uses data minimisation, access control, strong authentication, secure transfer where appropriate, backups and incident response proportionate to the information. No internet or email system is risk-free. Do not bypass the stated secure-transfer process.

10. Your choices and rights

Depending on the applicable law, a person may ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability or information about a decision. Requests may require identity verification and may be limited by lawful professional or record obligations. Concerns may also be taken to the relevant data-protection authority, including Uganda’s Personal Data Protection Office where applicable.

11. Changes and contact

Material changes will be dated on this page. Send a privacy concern using the published contact route and provide only enough information to identify the communication or record in question.