FUNDES’ Policies
Anticorruption and Anti-bribery Policy
FUNDES («FUNDES» or the «Company») has committed to the highest ethical standards and to Comply with all applicable laws and regulations. The objective of this Anti-Corruption and Anti-Bribery Policy (The “Policy”) is to guide all the people employed by FUNDES or who work for or on behalf of FUNDES regarding the applicable rules and regulations against corruption and bribery. FUNDES has a policy of zero tolerance against any conduct that could be considered bribery or that is in some way corrupt.
Country Policies
CENTRAL AMERICA
Personal Data Treatment Policy
The policies described below are applicable to the treatment of personal data controlled by FUNDES as the Entity Accountable, and in particular, to those contained in the databases comprising information of guests, visitors, clients, suppliers, employees, consultants, beneficiaries, and participants of its projects, and third parties in general.
COLOMBIA
Personal Data Treatment Policy
The policies described below are applicable to the treatment of personal data controlled by the Foundation as the Entity Accountable (in accordance with the definition of such term provided in Law 1581 of 2012), and in particular, to those contained in the databases comprising information of guests, visitors, clients, suppliers, employees, consultants, beneficiaries, and participants of its projects, and third parties in general.
PERU
Personal Data Treatment Policy
The policies described below are applicable to the treatment of personal data controlled by FUNDES as the Entity Accountable, and in particular, to those contained in the databases comprising information of guests, visitors, clients, suppliers, employees, consultants, beneficiaries, and participants of its projects, and third parties in general.
CHILE
Personal Data Treatment Policy
The policies described below are applicable to the treatment of personal data controlled by the Foundation as the Entity Accountable (in accordance with the definition of such term provided in Law 1581 of 2012), and in particular, to those contained in the databases comprising information of guests, visitors, clients, suppliers, employees, consultants, beneficiaries, and participants of its projects, and third parties in general.
