ACOMIN Privacy Policy

ACOMIN is a digital health solution platform developed by nextgen community and civil

society partners, powered by Dure Technology, to enhance and support community-led

monitoring of the MALARIA response. Respect for your privacy and confidentiality is key

to the success of community-led monitoring. This ACOMIN Privacy Policy is therefore

meant to help you understand what information ACOMIN collects from you, how the

information is used, where the information is stored, with whom the information is

shared, and how you can manage or delete your information.

population, in doing so you may provide personal information about your occupation,

your income status, your legal status as a prisoner, your immigration status, whether

you use drugs, whether you have a disability, or your ethnicity.

Second, if you allow it to do so, ACOMIN collects geolocation data about where your

device—and therefore oftentimes where you—are located. This data is collected using

the Global Positioning System (GPS).

Third, ACOMIN collects information about your health that you provide in the

Registration Form, and possibly in the Get Involved section or in surveys that may be

conducted from time to time in the app. This includes information about your MALARIA,

if you are living with HIV, your health care, the health care of your family or close

Sixth, ACOMIN collects information about the device on which you have installed

ACOMIN. This includes unique identifiers, browser type and settings, device type and

settings, and operating system.

How does ACOMIN use your information?

The information ACOMIN collects from you is used in the following ways:

The personal information you provide in the Registration Form is used to identify you as

a unique individual and to allow you to report and obtain resolutions for MALARIA

Challenges. Your personal information may also be de-identified and aggregated with

other user’s information for analysis to better understand and improve the MALARIA

response in your country and around the world.

The geolocation data about where your device—and therefore oftentimes where you—

are located is used to identify and show you the nearest health facilities, to track the

location of where reports about MALARIA Challenges are submitted, and—in

aggregated, deidentified form—for analysis to better understand and improve the

any purpose beyond allowing you to communicate with other ACOMIN users.

The information you provided in the Get Involved section by ticking the boxes that apply

to you when you submit a report about a MALARIA Challenge is used to enable

resolutions for the MALARIA Challenges you report and—in aggregated, deidentified

form—for analysis to better understand and improve the MALARIA response in your

country and around the world.

The information ACOMIN collects about your device is used to facilitate updates in the

app to maintain and improve ACOMIN’s operation.

Where is your information stored, who stores it, and for how long?

The information ACOMIN collects from you is stored as digital data by a commercial

cloud computing service that is owned and controlled by Dure Technology, Microsoft

Azure. With this service, your data is stored on a physical server in the United States of

With the exception of the information you provide in your chats in the Get Connected

section, the data collected by ACOMIN is stored for as long as the project is in operation

in your country or until you submit a request to delete your account and its data. Please

see below for how you may delete your account and data, if you so choose.

How is your information shared?

With a few exceptions, the information collected by ACOMIN is only accessible to the

individuals involved in the project at the organization implementing ACOMIN in your

country. This includes your personal information, the information you provide about your

health, and your geolocation data.

All information shared with individuals outside the ACOMIN implementing organization,

including government authorities, is stripped of all personally identifiable information.

This means your data is de-identified, so that is very difficult to impossible for anyone to

identify you or your information. Often, when your data is shared in this way, it will be

aggregated with the data from other ACOMIN users. However, you may consent to

The information you provide in your chats in the Get Connected section is not

moderator of the forum from the organization implementing ACOMIN.

How can you manage or delete your information or Dure Technology?

You may manage or delete your ACOMIN account or information you provide in

ACOMIN, with one exception, by filling out the form available here … All requests made

in this form will be addressed within 30 days from its submission.

cannot be deleted. However, as explained above, it will be difficult to impossible to

identify you or your data when it is in this format.

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