What is a cookie?

Cookies are small files which Internet sites place on your computer hard disk when you visit them for the first time.
A cookie is like a key which is unique to you. Its job is to create a link between your computer and a site and to tell the site that you are a returning visitor.
Cookies can help you to be more efficient and benefit from 'memory' functions such as when a site remembers your shopping basket from a previous visit.
Cookies enable you to store your preferences, to save products and services and to customise pages.

Strictly necessary cookies

Cookies which are essential for the management of your connection status.

Functional and Analytical Cookies

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These cookies enable an Internet site to remember your previous actions in order to provide you with advanced functionalities. Analytical Cookies enable us to collect data about your use of an Internet site in order to improve its performance and design.

Data and tools

This page contains the database that allows to check the scores given, in the three indexes of the Atlas, to the questions contained in the questionnaires. It also contains the glossary with the explanation of some terms used in the questionnaires, the text of the questionnaires sent to national legal experts, and an analytical explanation of the criteria followed in scoring each answer.