By using the website of the SALTO Inclusion and Diversity Resource centre (Education and Training) (hereinafter SALTO centre) belonging to the domain saltoinclusion.eu, users are considered to be aware of the Terms of Use of the website at all times and to fully understand and accept them, including the Notice on Processing of Personal Data and the Cookies Policy. The SALTO centre reserves the right to change the Terms of Use of the website without the obligation of giving any prior notice and is not responsible for any damage caused by these changes.
Saltoinclusion.eu (hereinafter the website) provides public access to information about the public institution and activities within its scope. All published content is informative in order to provide visitors with comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date information. If you notice any errors in the published content please contact us at info@saltoinclusion.eu and the SALTO centre will take all necessary steps to correct them as soon as possible. The SALTO centre reserves the right to publish, change or revoke any content of its website and is not responsible for any consequences resulting from changes in its content.
The content of the website may be distributed without explicit consent, with the obligation to specify the source, except in instances where it is explicitly stated that the content has been uploaded from another source. Therefore, reuse is allowed provided that a data source is indicated. Users are advised to check the copyright notices of individual documents and multimedia content within the website. The SALTO centre has copyright to all its own content published on the website.
It is allowed to place a link to the SALTO centre website on other sites.
By using the content of the SALTO centre website, the user accepts all possible risks arising from the use of this website and accepts to use its content exclusively on their own responsibility.
The SALTO centre shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage that the user may incur by using this website. The SALTO centre shall be fully waived of any liability that may arise or is in any way related to the use of this website by the user, either through the use or misuse of the content and for any damage that may occur to the user or any third party in connection with the use or misuse of the content of the website. By waiving this liability, the intent of the SALTO centre is not to reduce its responsibility for acting in accordance with the legal regulations which bind it.
Likewise, the SALTO centre cannot guarantee the reliability and updating of information coming from external sources on this website. The information on this website may contain links to external websites which are not under the SALTO centre domain or review, for which content and availability of the SALTO centre is not responsible.
The SALTO centre tries to maintain all website functionalities, but cannot guarantee that all functionalities will be always available or can be accountable for any unavailability of the website, or for any damages that might occur due to disruption of availability, non-publication or deletion of content or error in website operation.
The SALTO centre shall do everything to reduce any possible interference caused by technical errors. It might be possible that some data or information on this website is contained in files or in formats that may contain errors. In such cases, it cannot be guaranteed that the service will not be interrupted or made more difficult in any other way. The SALTO centre cannot accept the responsibility that arises out of difficulties in data transmission due to different internet networks or discrepancies due to the user’s network browser. If you discover any technical difficulties and contact us at info@saltoinclusion.eu, we will take all necessary steps to correct them as soon as possible.
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