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28. Apr '25

Kurbads Team Joins the Great Cleanup Day at Lante Manor

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On Saturday, April 27, the Great Cleanup Day took place all across Latvia - a day when people come together to make their land cleaner and more beautiful. The Kurbads team and their families also joined in, heading to Lante Manor to contribute to a shared goal - to care for nature, preserve historical heritage, and strengthen the community.

Representatives from all company departments - logistics, HR, finance, marketing, service, and others - actively participated in the cleanup. From early morning, diligent hands were at work collecting litter, clearing walking trails, tending the young forest, and cleaning the surroundings of the Jugla River. Lante Manor became greener, cleaner, and even more welcoming with every cleared corner.

The purpose of the Great Cleanup is not only to tidy up the environment but also to remind ourselves and future generations how beautiful and rich in forests and meadows our country is. It is a chance to teach children and young people that our land must be cherished every day so that we will no longer need cleanups to collect waste in the future. Still, instead, we can dedicate our efforts to enhancing and enriching our environment.

Working together for a cleaner future is part of our nature - since ancient times when people worked the land together, took care of their homes and farms, and helped their neighbors and friends.
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Working together for a cleaner future is part of our nature - since ancient times when people worked the land together, took care of their homes and farms, and helped their neighbors and friends.

After a job well done, it was time for well-deserved relaxation. Līga and colleagues from the musical group Brička created a heartfelt and lively atmosphere with their music. It is worth noting that the first Great Cleanup took place on September 13, 2008, in honor of Latvia's 90th anniversary. Cleanup days have become a beautiful tradition - celebrating the joy of working together and relaxing in a clean, well-tended environment. This day once again proved that when we work together, we can achieve great things - both within our company and for the good of society.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed their work and energy to make this day special!

See you next year!

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1. Introduction

SIA “KURBADS UN KO” (hereinafter – the Controller), through the website www.kurbads.lv (hereinafter – the Website), processes personal data obtained from the data subject – the Website user (hereinafter – the User).
The Controller respects the User’s privacy and personal data protection, observing the User’s rights to lawful processing of personal data in accordance with the applicable legislation – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data (the Regulation), and other applicable legal acts in the field of privacy and data processing.
Considering the above, the Controller has developed this Privacy Policy with the aim of providing the User with the information specified in the Regulation.
This Privacy Policy applies to data processing regardless of the form and/or medium in which the User provides personal data (via the Website, in paper form, in person, or by phone).
The Controller reserves the right to amend these terms at any time. It is the responsibility of the Website visitor to independently check the Website content to be informed about any changes to the terms.

2. Controller’s identity and contact details

The Controller is SIA “KURBADS UN KO”, VAT registration No. LV50003264331.
Address: Mazjumpravas iela 24, Riga, LV-1063
Website: www.kurbads.lv
E-mail: kurbads@kurbads.lv
Phone: +371 67803311

3. Purposes and legal basis for processing personal data

If the User provides their personal data to the Controller by phone, via Website contact forms, by e-mail or postal mail, we store and use this information to fulfil or conclude a relevant service contract, including: customer identification; contract preparation and conclusion; provision of services (fulfilment of contractual obligations); customer service; handling and processing complaints; enhancing customer loyalty; administration of payments and settlements; debt recovery and collection; proof of facts; website maintenance and improvement; business planning and analytics; planning and record-keeping. We also process such data for providing information to public authorities and operational entities in cases and to the extent specified in external regulatory enactments.
The legal basis for data processing includes: conclusion and execution of a contract, compliance with legal obligations, the Client’s (data subject’s) consent, and our legitimate interests (for example, to verify the Client’s identity before concluding a contract; to ensure the fulfilment of contractual obligations; to analyse Website usage; to ensure service efficiency, etc.).

4. Categories of personal data

Categories of personal data: name, surname, personal identification number, e-mail or postal address, IP address, phone number, content of a message or letter, etc.

5. Categories of personal data recipients

Data is disclosed to those Controller’s employees who require it to perform their direct duties in order to fulfil or conclude a relevant service contract.
When obtaining and using personal data, we partially use the services of external service providers who, under contract, strictly follow our instructions and whom we check both before using their services and continuously thereafter.

6. Categories of data subjects

Categories of data subjects: current, former, and potential clients of the Controller, as well as other persons who express a desire to contact the Controller.

7. Transfer of data outside Latvia

The received data is not intended to be transferred outside Latvia, the European Union, or the European Economic Area, nor will it be transferred to any international organisation. However, given that the Website is linked to Google and Facebook services, the Controller cannot guarantee that these companies will not transfer data outside the EU or EEA.

8. Data retention period

We process and store the User’s personal data for as long as either party has a legal obligation to retain the data.
After the specified circumstances end, and unless otherwise stated in the data protection provisions, we delete personal data no later than three months after the original reason for data retention no longer applies, except where we have a legal obligation to continue storing the data (for example, but not limited to, for accounting or litigation purposes).

9. Data subject’s access to personal data

The data subject has the right to access their personal data within one month from the date of submitting a relevant request.
The User may submit a request to exercise their rights in writing in person at the Controller’s legal address (presenting an identity document), by post, or by e-mail signed with a secure electronic signature.
Upon receiving the User’s request to exercise their rights, the Controller will verify the User’s identity, review the request, and fulfil it in accordance with legal requirements.
The User has the right to receive the information specified in legal acts regarding their data processing, to request access to their personal data, as well as to request the Controller to supplement, correct, or delete such data, to restrict processing, or to object to processing, insofar as these rights do not conflict with the purpose of the processing (contract conclusion or fulfilment).
The data subject is not entitled to receive information if its disclosure is prohibited by law in the interests of national security, defense, public safety, criminal law, or to protect the State’s financial interests in tax matters or for financial market supervision and macroeconomic analysis.

10. Cookie processing

The Website collects data about its visitors to allow the Website operator to assess the usefulness of the Website and how it could be improved.
The Controller continuously improves the Website to enhance its usability and therefore needs to know what information is important to visitors, how often they visit, what devices and browsers they use, the regions they come from, and which content they prefer.
The Controller uses Google Analytics to analyse how visitors use the Website. Information on how Google Analytics works can be found at https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1012034?hl=en&ref_topic=6157800. We process collected data in our legitimate interest to better understand visitor needs and improve access to our published information. Visitors can opt out of data collection by Google Analytics as described here: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/.
The server hosting the Website may log requests sent by the visitor (device used, browser, IP address, date, and time of access). Such data is used for technical purposes: ensuring proper functioning and security of the Website and investigating possible security incidents. The legal basis for collecting such data is the Controller’s legitimate interest in ensuring the technical availability and integrity of the Website.
Cookies are small files stored on a visitor’s computer each time they visit the Website, as determined by the visitor’s browser settings. Some cookies are used to tailor and personalise content and advertising for the visitor, based on content they have previously viewed, thus making the Website easier and more convenient to use. More information about cookies and how to delete or manage them can be found at www.aboutcookies.org.
The Website uses cookies to collect the user’s IP address and browsing information and to remember visitor preferences. Cookies allow the Controller to track Website traffic and user interaction with the Website, which we use to analyse visitor behaviour and improve the Website. The legal basis for using cookies is the Controller’s legitimate interest in ensuring Website functionality, accessibility, and integrity.
Visitors can control and/or delete cookies at their discretion. More information is available at www.aboutcookies.org. Visitors can delete all cookies on their computer, and most browsers can be set to block cookies. Visitors can refuse cookies in their browser settings or at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. Blocking cookies may require visitors to manually adjust settings each time they visit the Website, and some services or functions may not work.
Statistical data about Website visitors is accessible only to those Controller’s employees responsible for analysing such data.
Unless otherwise stated, cookies are stored until the action for which they were collected is completed, and then they are deleted.
If the Website offers a forum or comment section, the visitor’s IP address and data provided by the visitor are stored. Cookies containing such data may be stored for one year for convenience (so the visitor does not have to re-enter it each time).

Provider

Cookie name

Purpose

Storage period

Google Analytics

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Used to identify unique website visitors by assigning a randomly generated identifier (“Google Universal Analytics” cookie)

2 years from creation

Google Analytics

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Used to identify unique website visitors (“Google Universal Analytics” cookie)

24 hours from creation

Google Analytics

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Used to reduce the amount of data recorded by Google when there is a high volume of users on the website (“Google Universal Analytics” cookie)

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11. Third-party websites

We may cooperate with third parties authorised to place third-party cookies on our websites or in our services, applications, and tools with your consent. These service providers enable us to provide you with a better, faster, and safer website experience. Note that third-party cookies are subject to the third parties’ privacy policies, and we take no responsibility for these privacy policies.
The Website uses the “Facebook Pixel” tool. The purpose of using this tool is to personalise content and advertising for Facebook users. To learn more about Facebook’s privacy policy, click here: https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/. You can also change your advertising settings in your Facebook profile.

12. Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

The data subject has the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority – the Data State Inspectorate.
Documents may be submitted to the Data State Inspectorate by post, by e-mail (documents signed with a secure electronic signature), or by leaving them in the mailbox on the 1st floor at Blaumaņa iela 11/13, Riga. E-mails may be sent to: info@dvi.gov.lv.

13. Validity of the Privacy Policy

We reserve the right to amend and supplement the content of this Privacy Policy from time to time to clarify the description of how we process your data.
Therefore, we encourage you to review this Privacy Policy regularly to stay informed about the processing of your personal data on the Website.