The Centre for Systemic Design stores and processes personal
data of customers, contacts, course participants, network
partners, and/or individuals when necessary for:
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- Carrying out our work
- Establishing and maintaining genuine contact
- Maintaining proper administration
- Complying with laws and regulations
- Preserving our company’s historical archive
- Legitimate self-interest
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In accordance with the GDPR, we do not store more data than
necessary and maintain a processing register in which we detail
what personal data we store, in which systems, for how long, and
the procedures we follow for storing and deleting this data.
Customers, contacts, and interested parties can request access to
this register and, if desired, ask our data manager to delete their
personal data. Our processing register can be requested by phone
or email from the data manager of the Centre for Systemic
Design:
Patricia van der Haak
patricia@centreforsystemicdesign.nl
+316 46865917
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We want to emphasize that the Centre for Systemic Design is an
organization committed to bringing about changes in the economy
and society that eliminate the need for GDPR regulations. The last
thing we want is to collect data and information from our
customers and contacts solely for our own benefit. The core
values of our company are transparency, trust, and reciprocity. In
our view, these values provide a much stronger safeguard against
the misuse of personal data than a regulation. Finally, we would
like to point out that while we can delete personal data, we cannot
undo the past.​
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Patricia van der Haak
Centre for Systemic Design
Vondellaan 22
6824 ND Arnhem
The Netherlands
April 2025
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Website Visitor Information
Since you are currently visiting our website, we provide insight
into how we process visitor data.
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Cookies
When you visit the Centre for Systemic Design website, a small
file (cookie) is placed on your computer’s hard drive. We collect
aggregated data (using these cookies) to understand how our
website functions and which pages are frequently or rarely
viewed. Cookies do not personally identify an internet user, but
they do recognize a user’s computer. We do not knowingly share
information with companies like Microsoft. All IP addresses we use
are anonymous.
Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but if you
prefer, you can configure your browser to prevent cookies from
being automatically accepted. Check your browser’s ‘help’ section
for information on managing cookie settings.
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Downloads
We aim to share our knowledge. Therefore, visitors to our website
can download documents, presentations, fact sheets, etc. When
you do so, we may ask for your email address. These email
addresses are stored in an Excel file. We do this to have the
opportunity to establish or maintain genuine contact with you.
Sharing knowledge, in our view, involves people. If this process
were entirely depersonalized, with no relationship allowed or ​
legally permitted, we believe it would no longer be knowledge
sharing but simply giving away knowledge.
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Other Websites
Our website contains links to other websites, such as our partners,
YouTube videos, or other external sites. Our privacy policy applies
only to the Centre for Systemic Design website. When using these
links to visit other websites, please review their privacy policies to
fully understand how they handle your privac y.