ASMI-CamerounData Sentinel Initiative

Privacy, Data & Ethics

People first. We only analyse what leads to safer action.

We work in sensitive migration and protection settings, so how we collect, store, analyse and publish information is shaped by confidentiality and respect for survivors.

01

Data minimisation

Collect only what a defined prevention, protection or programme decision needs.

02

Purpose limitation

Do not reuse sensitive data merely because it is available.

03

Confidentiality

Limit access. Never disclose survivors’ identities, contacts or private locations.

04

Aggregated evidence

Publish trends, scam patterns and anonymous findings.

Do not publish unnecessarily

Sensitive details never belong in public communication.

  • Names or direct identifiers of survivors without informed consent.
  • Passport, national ID or immigration-document details.
  • Private addresses or exact locations that could create risk.
  • Medical or psychosocial details not needed for the purpose.
  • Case photos or stories used mainly for publicity or fundraising.
Our data promiseCollect less. Protect more.
  • Only the data a decision needs
  • Consent first
  • Restricted access
  • Totals and patterns, never names

Data lifecycle

Consent → Protect → Aggregate → Review → Act.

Safeguarding isn’t a last check before publishing. It starts before we ask the first question.

Public forms are not emergency reporting channels.

Please don’t send passport numbers, ID documents, exact private locations, medical records or detailed case information through public website forms.

Cookies and browser storage

What this website stores on your device.

We use no advertising, analytics or tracking cookies. The table shows everything the site can store, and what happens when you accept or decline.

ItemPurposeStored when
Your choice (accept or decline)Remembers your answer so we do not ask again on every pageAlways, as it is strictly necessary
Language preferenceRemembers English or French for your next visitOnly if you accept
Google FontsLoads our typefaces from Google, which receives your IP addressOnly if you accept. Otherwise your browser’s default fonts are used
KoboToolbox survey (embedded)Shows the survey inside our page. KoboToolbox may set its own cookiesOnly when you press “Fill it on this page”
Treasurer panel tokenKeeps our Treasurer signed in during a sessionAuthorised staff only, cleared when the tab closes

You can change your choice at any time with “Privacy choices” in the footer.

Questions about your data?

Mancho Tebo Salif is our Data Protection Officer. Write to him at salif@asmi-cameroun.org, or to our official address with “Data protection” in the subject line to ask how your information is used, or to request access, correction or deletion where the law allows. Read our policy →