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TERMS OF USE OF THE WEBSITE contenuti.savethechildren.it/cop31 – SAVE THE CHILDREN ITALIA ETS

Save the Children Italia ETS (hereinafter: “Save the Children”) owns the website https://contenuti.savethechildren.it/cop31/ (hereinafter: the “Site”), which it updates and manages directly and/or through appointed technology providers.

The Site is a landing page created on the occasion of COP31. Its aim is to inform and raise awareness among users on topics related to Save the Children’s institutional mission and to the impact of the climate crisis on the rights, lives and futures of children and adolescents. The Site provides an interactive activity available online and, at the end of the experience, a short optional and anonymous questionnaire aimed at collecting feedback on the usability of the Site and on the activity offered.

Save the Children, active since 1919 and an independent organisation, aims to care above all for the most vulnerable. Its statutory purposes include, among others, protecting the rights of children and adolescents, promoting their health, education and protection, and combating poverty and discrimination.

The landing page was also developed with the support of generative artificial intelligence tools, used as technical tools to support the activities of conception, development and production. Some visual content and images on the Site were generated using artificial intelligence systems. These images are for illustrative and creative purposes and, unless expressly indicated otherwise, are not to be understood as photographic representations of real people, places or events. The textual content of the Site is original and unique, and has been developed, selected and approved by Save the Children. Save the Children holds the rights and/or authorisations necessary to use the content on the Site, within the limits set by the applicable legislation and by the terms of the technology services used.

The original textual content, trademarks, logos, graphics, layout, software, interactive elements and other materials of the Site are protected by the applicable legislation on intellectual and industrial property, where the conditions are met. For content generated using artificial intelligence tools, protection and the related rights are understood to be recognised within the limits allowed by the applicable legislation and by the terms of use of the tools used. The indication that artificial intelligence tools have been used does not give their providers any editorial responsibility for the content published by Save the Children.

Use of the site may be purely personal and non-commercial, except in cases specifically authorised in advance in writing by Save the Children. In this regard, please note that a request must be submitted stating the purposes of use, the period of use, and the medium through which the material would be distributed (web, flyers, editorial publications). Use must always and exclusively be linked to a specific initiative and only for the corresponding period. Authorisation is not granted for purely commercial purposes, does not confer any exclusive right and does not allow appropriation of the materials. In any case, the third party to whom authorisation is granted may not allow others to use the materials.

Where use does not comply with the authorisation issued by Save the Children, the authorisation will be terminated early and compensation will be claimed for damages, both financial and to reputation. Any civil, criminal and tax liability arising from the use rests solely with the third party, who holds Save the Children harmless from any liability. Unauthorised reproduction of our materials is subject to legal action by our organisation, which constantly monitors the web and other forms of potential distribution to check for unauthorised uses of what it owns.

In any reproduction, confusion and/or association with other trademarks, names, signs, IP addresses, companies or organisations must always be avoided where this could be harmful, or otherwise misleading, defamatory, unlawful, slanderous, incompatible with or contrary to the decorum and image of Save the Children.

It is therefore forbidden to copy, modify, upload, download, transmit, publish or distribute to third parties the content or trademarks of the site for commercial purposes (except for duly agreed partnerships governed by contract) or for purposes that may harm the image of Save the Children.

For purely professional or personal purposes, and never for commercial purposes, users may use or reproduce extracts of the textual content of the Site within the limits permitted by law, provided that the source is always clearly indicated. Any use or reproduction of images, illustrations, graphic elements, trademarks and logos remains subject to the specific conditions that apply and, where necessary, to the prior authorisation of Save the Children.

Banners and logos placed in the dedicated “download” sections of the site may also be downloaded for personal or professional purposes, and never for commercial purposes, except where a different indication is clearly expressed next to the content concerned.

In particular, unauthorised reproduction of Save the Children’s institutional banners/logos on websites is subject to legal action by the association itself.

The site may occasionally offer links to the sites of other bodies, organisations or companies: Save the Children cannot be held responsible for their availability, their content, the products and services offered, nor, even less, for any damage or loss occurring as a result of their use. Nor is it responsible for the methods and purposes of collection and processing of personal data by such third parties.

Save the Children will make its best efforts to keep the service constantly running, but cannot be held liable for any damage, loss of data or information, or other damage due to delay, inaccurate or failed retrieval of information, restrictions or loss of access, difficulties or problems of any kind, errors, or unauthorised use while accessing the site and its services or other forms of interaction with the service. Save the Children does not guarantee and is not responsible that: (a) the services provided through the site meet the specific requests and needs of the user; (b) the services provided through the site operate without interruption, and are timely, secure and error-free; (c) the information and results obtained from using the services are always accurate and reliable; (d) any defect in the software managing the services of the site can be eliminated.

Finally, since the user’s acquisition of any material downloaded or otherwise obtained through use of the site, where permitted, is carried out at the user’s own discretion and risk, all responsibility for any damage to computer systems or loss of data resulting from downloading materials rests with the user and cannot be attributed to Save the Children.

Save the Children declines all liability for any damage arising from the inaccessibility of the site’s services or from any damage caused by viruses, corrupted files, errors, omissions, service interruptions, deletion of content, problems related to the network, providers or telephone and/or telematic connections, unauthorised access, alteration of data, or failure and/or malfunction of the user’s own electronic equipment.

The user acknowledges that the interactive activity has exclusively informative and awareness-raising purposes and that the results, representations or content returned during the experience do not constitute professional, scientific or legal advice and must not be interpreted as certain predictions or representations of future events.

The final questionnaire is optional and anonymous and is intended exclusively for collecting feedback on the usability of the Site and on the activity offered. Users are asked not to include in their answers personal data, information that would allow them to be identified, or personal data relating to third parties. For information on data processing and on the use of cookies and similar technologies, please refer to the Site’s Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

The user undertakes to use the Site and the interactive activity lawfully and properly, without engaging in conduct likely to compromise their functioning, security or integrity, and without attempting to gain unauthorised access to systems, data or restricted areas.

In particular, it is forbidden to:

  1. use the Site for unlawful, fraudulent or abusive purposes, or purposes otherwise contrary to the law;

  2. interfere with the functioning of the Site, circumvent its security measures or attempt unauthorised access;

  3. copy, extract, modify, distribute or systematically reuse content, code or elements of the Site for commercial purposes or in breach of the rights of Save the Children or of third parties;

  4. use the content of the Site, including text and images generated with artificial intelligence, in a way that is misleading, defamatory, discriminatory or likely to create confusion about the origin, approval or involvement of Save the Children;

  5. enter in the final questionnaire personal data of their own or of third parties, or content that is unlawful, offensive or otherwise irrelevant to the purpose of feedback.

Save the Children reserves the right, at its own discretion, to:

  1. modify these terms of use: users will be notified by an announcement published on this site. Use of the services after such changes come into force constitutes full acceptance of the changes. Users may check the current text of the terms of use at any time by following the link “terms of use of the site”.

  2. suspend, modify or discontinue, even temporarily, the interactive activity or individual features of the Site for technical, organisational, security or updating reasons;

  3. discontinue the availability of the Site at any time and without notice, within the limits permitted by law.

By accessing this Site, the user and Save the Children Italia ETS agree that the laws and regulations of the Italian State will apply to all matters relating to the use of the Site.

The user and Save the Children Italia ETS further agree to submit exclusively to the jurisdiction of the Court of Rome for the matters mentioned above.

By accessing this Site and using the tools made available there, the user accepts the terms and conditions set out here.

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