The code provides a fairer process for negotiating contractual arrangements between dairy farmers and dairy processors. The code improves the balance in bargaining power between dairy farmers and processors, and  replaces the previous voluntary industry code. It also includes dispute resolution and mediation processes.

National Privacy Commission in Philippines. An independent body mandated to administer and implement the Data Privacy Act of 2012, and to monitor and ensure compliance of the country with international standards set for data protection.

The guide helps you with complying with your legal obligations with personal data and lists also the basic precautions which should be implemented systematically.

The ICO’s draft requirements for the accreditation of a monitoring body are set out in this document.

Codes of conduct that identify and address data protection issues that are important to their members, such as fair and transparent processing, pseudonymisation or the exercise of people’s rights. They are a good way of developing sector-specific guidelines to help with compliance with the GDPR. There is a real benefit to developing a code of conduct as it can help to build public trust and confidence in your sector’s ability to comply with data protection laws.

Regulation about the control of non-personal data.It states that the expanding internet of things, artificial intelligence and machine learning represent sources of non-personal data and it explicitly mentions precision agriculture. It highlights the need for more analysis to achieve a clearer distinction on personal versus non-personal farm data, which would help alleviate privacy concerns going forward. Appropriately, the new regulation emphasises the importance of self-regulation within the data economy. It encourages the development of industry-specific codes of conduct, allowing for transparent, structured and seamless sharing of data between service providers.

Stronger rules on data protection from 25 May 2018 mean citizens have more control over their data and business benefits from a level playing field. One set of rules for all companies operating in the EU, wherever they are based. Find out what this means for your SME.

Regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy in the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA). It also addresses the transfer of personal data outside the EU and EEA areas. The GDPR aims primarily to give control to individuals over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment for international business by unifying the regulation within the EU.

This Legislative Study provides guidance to the domestic regulators on appraising and potentially reforming domestic regulatory frameworks for responsible contract farming. Regulatory frameworks can support an enabling environment for responsible contract farming by addressing such issues as power imbalance between parties by increasing legal security and certainty  through dispute resolution methods and by promoting transparency.

These guidelines  provide practical guidance and interpretative assistance in relation to the application of Articles 40 and 41  on codes of conduct of the General Data Protection Regulation( GDPR). Procedures and the rules involved in the submission, approval and publication of codes of conduct.

A set of guiding principles around data collection, storage, and use of farm data to assist tech providers with development of policies for collection of agricultural data. Recognistion that farmers should be beneficiaries of sharing their data.

Core principles and guidelines that ag tech providers (ATPs) should follow when collecting and analysing farm data