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COVID19: Processing personal data and data management

Avatar photo Miguel Aguirre May 28, 2020

This document, addressed to both National Societies and ICRC RFL teams, provides guidance on data management and how to get beneficiaries’ consent/no objection for the processing of their personal data in time of COVID19, especially regarding the adjustment of the RFL services to restriction of movement and challenges in term of access to our services.

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