Privacy

Your privacy

When you use our websites, we collect information about you.  This privacy statement explains what we collect and why.

When you look at our website

We can’t see any information about you when you look at our website.  We can see how many times each webpage has been looked at, when it was looked at, and other general information.  We can’t identify you from this information.

We use this information to help us design better websites.

When you type information into our website

Some of our webpages allow you to type information. The way we use this information depends on why you have provided it.

Example: You fill out the form to submit a water justice story.  You send it to us through our website.  You should expect we will use the information to post your story on the website.

We can also use your information for other purposes if:

  • you say we can
  • there is a law which says we can.

There are people who help us monitor and maintain our website.  These people may see your information as part of their work to keep our website safe, secure, and in working order.  We may also show your information to people like the Police to protect someone’s safety, or if it suggests a criminal offence.

When you click on a link

Some of our webpages have links to other people’s websites.  This privacy statement won’t apply to other people’s websites.  You should check their privacy statement before giving them information.

More information

We follow the rules about privacy set out in the Information Act 2002.

If you have any queries about our website privacy and security practices please contact us.

Copyright

Copyright in the material which appears on this website is subject to the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) (‘the Act’).

No part of this website may be reproduced or reused for any purpose whatsoever, apart from:

  • fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review, as permitted under the Act
  • or where expressly provided under a Creative Commons licence*.

Where specific licence terms are applied to any materials on this website, those terms prevail to the extent of any inconsistency with this statement, and end users wishing to rely upon such licence must comply with those terms in all respects.

*Where material is expressly provided under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative Works 3.0 License, the material may be redistributed without further permissions on the condition that:

  • The original author of the article is credited with authorship.
  • The work is not altered.
  • The Water Justice Hub is credited as the original source above the main body of text, including a link to the original content/ article on the Water Justice Hub.
  • The redistribution is for non-commercial purposes.

See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ to view a copy of the license. If in doubt regarding the legality of redistributing our articles, please email admin@waterjusticehub.org and we will be happy to advise you. lf you have any concerns regarding copyright infringement by work published on this website, please contact the Hub Coordinator.

Disclaimer

The views published by the Water Justice Hub belong to the individual authors/ contributors and do not represent the views of the individual Hub members, the UNESCO Chair in Water Economics and Transboundary Water Governance, UNESCO, the Australian National University, or any of the institutions to which the authors are associated.

While we take care to check all posts are factual, original pieces of work that comply with copyright regulations, responsibility for the contents belongs to the authors/ contributors. If you have any concerns regarding copyright infringement by work published by the Water Justice Hub please contact the Hub Coordinator admin@waterjusticehub.org.

The Water Justice Hub links to a variety of external sites to provide resources for our readers. Linking to these sites is not an endorsement of their contents and the Water Justice Hub assumes no responsibility for any harm arising from their use.