Optimalizace procesů sběru a zpracování osobních dat v humanitární organizaci: případová studie datových toků

This thesis focuses on the optimization of personal data collection and processing processes in a humanitarian organization. Its aim is to identify weaknesses in data flows through analytical evaluation and to propose measures to improve efficiency, quality, and security, without accessing personal data. The theoretical framework is based on the principles of the GDPR, especially purpose limitation, data minimization, and privacy by design, as well as on the humanitarian concept of data responsibility as defined by the ICRC, OCHA, and IASC. The methodology combines process mapping, data flow analysis, and gap analysis against these standards. The results include proposals for harmonizing procedures, reducing duplication, and introducing validation and control mechanisms. Their applicability and contribution to compliance and ethics are subsequently discussed.