Version: 1.0
Effective date: 01-01-2026
Article 1 – Definitions
In these Terms and Conditions, the following definitions apply:
- One Root Global NGO: the foundation/association registered under Chamber of Commerce (KVK) number 97725781.
- Participant: any person taking part in a programme, event, training, workshop or activity of One Root Global NGO.
- Volunteer: any person carrying out unpaid work for the organisation.
- Partner: any organisation, company or institution collaborating with One Root Global NGO.
- Donor: any natural or legal person making a financial or material contribution.
- Website: the website of One Root Global NGO and all associated digital services.
Article 2 – Applicability
- These terms apply to all activities, events, projects, collaborations, donations, volunteer work and use of the website.
- Deviations from these terms are valid only if agreed in writing.
- If any provision proves invalid, the remaining provisions remain fully in force.
Article 3 – Purpose of the Organisation
One Root Global NGO is committed to:
- strengthening Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Surinamese communities;
- entrepreneurship development;
- cultural awareness and heritage preservation;
- socio-economic development;
- education, networking and community building.
The organisation offers support, guidance, events, training and projects, but gives no guarantee of specific results.
Article 4 – Participation in Activities
- Participation in activities is voluntary.
- Participants are themselves responsible for providing correct information.
- One Root Global NGO reserves the right to refuse persons access to activities where their conduct conflicts with the objectives or code of conduct of the organisation.
- Participants must follow the instructions of staff, volunteers and organisers.
Article 5 – Volunteers
- Volunteers carry out their work voluntarily and without an employment contract.
- Volunteers must respect the code of conduct of the organisation.
- One Root Global NGO may end a volunteer relationship at any time if this is deemed necessary for the safety, reputation or operation of the organisation.
Article 6 – Intellectual Property
- All texts, photographs, videos, reports, training materials, logos and other content remain the property of One Root Global NGO unless stated otherwise.
- Materials may not be copied, distributed or used commercially without prior written permission.
- Materials supplied by participants remain the property of the original owner, unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Article 7 – Photography and Video
- Photographs and videos may be taken during events for communication, promotional and reporting purposes.
- By taking part in activities, the participant consents to the possible use of such material.
- A participant who does not wish to appear recognisably in such material must state this in writing in advance.
Article 8 – Donations
- Donations are used to support the objectives of the organisation.
- Unless required by law, donations are not refunded.
- The organisation reserves the right to refuse donations that conflict with its mission, values or legal obligations.
Article 9 – Collaborations and Partnerships
- Collaborations are entered into on the basis of mutual respect and shared objectives.
- Partners act independently and are not authorised to enter into obligations on behalf of One Root Global NGO unless agreed in writing.
- The organisation reserves the right to end collaborations that conflict with its mission or reputation.
Article 10 – Changes
One Root Global NGO may amend these terms at any time. The most recent version is published on the website.
Article 11 – Liability
- Participation in activities is at your own risk.
- One Root Global NGO is not liable for indirect damage, consequential loss, loss of profit or reputational damage.
- The organisation is not liable for loss, theft or damage to personal property.
- Where liability is established by law, it is limited to the amount paid out by the liability insurance.
Article 12 – Force Majeure
One Root Global NGO is not liable for delays, changes or cancellations resulting from circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including:
- natural disasters;
- pandemics;
- government measures;
- technical failures;
- strikes;
- war or civil unrest.
Article 13 – Privacy and Data Protection
- Personal data is processed in accordance with applicable privacy legislation, including the GDPR.
- Personal data is used solely for carrying out activities, communication and legal obligations.
- The organisation never sells personal data to third parties.
- The full processing of personal data is set out in the Privacy Policy of the organisation.
Article 14 – Governing Law
- These terms are governed by Dutch law.
- Disputes will be submitted to the competent court in the Netherlands.
- The parties will first attempt to resolve any dispute by mutual consultation before taking legal action.

