Privacy Policy

Information collection and use

CAG Consultants and WWF is strongly committed to protecting the privacy of users of its interactive products and services as well as to respecting the Data Protection Acts 1984 and 1998. The information that you provide us with, or that is gathered automatically helps us to monitor our consultation and the web site service and provide you with the services that you are entitled to as a visitor to our website.

This site requires registration to use its functions, such as posting a comment. At registration we specifically ask you for personal information. All the information we ask for is mandatory – such as your name and a valid email address. This information is used to moderate the site and ensure that you are kept up to date with the consultation.

Please bear in mind that any personal information that you submit through the consultation can be seen by other registered users, although without your name and contact details. All other emails are treated in the same way as other communications within the planning context.
Security

While we strive to keep the information that you supply directly or indirectly secure, please be aware that the Internet is not a fully secure medium.

Usage of information

If requested we may submit your information to law enforcement or government authorities.

Cookies

Cookies are pieces of data that are often created when you visit a website and are stored in the cookie directory of your own computer. Cookies are used to store a session ID which allows you to log-in and make comments. No personal information is stored in the Cookie.

Links

Other websites linked from this site are not covered by this privacy policy.

Policy changes

By using our site you agree to accept this privacy policy and are aware that our policy may change with time. Any changes to this policy will appear on this web page.

Become a project participant
WWF-UK and CAG are currently inviting organisations to take part in the wider research phase to provide evidence that will enable us to evaluate the impact of community engagement on long term behaviour change. The Tool is designed for practitioners who aim to influence behaviour in relation to sustainable development. >>

Download the Tool information pack
WWF-UK and CAG have put together a comprehensive information pack for prospective participants that includes a short history of the Community Engagement project - "Measuring the impact of Community Engagement on Sustainable Behaviours". The download also includes two articles from sustainable development freelance journalist Andrew Ross. >>

Why choose community engagement?
This is the question that has
driven this project designed
to help local project workers
measure the effect of their
work on sustainable living. Download our introductory pamphlet. >>