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Privacy Settings

With your consent, we use cookies to improve our website – for example, by analysing visitor numbers or optimising navigation. Necessary cookies are essential for the website to function and cannot be deactivated. You can change your selection at any time via the ‘Privacy Settings’ link at the bottom of the page, where you will also find further information.

Privacy Settings

Here we show you which services may run on our website. You decide for yourself which services we may use. You can find more information in our privacy notice.

Necessary cookies (always required)

Our website needs these cookies so that everything works properly. These cookies are created automatically when you are active on the site – for example, when you change privacy settings or fill in forms. You can block these cookies in your browser or set it to warn you about them, but some parts of the website will then no longer display correctly. These cookies do not store any of your personal data.

Consent management solution (always required)

When you visit the website, ‘cookies’ may be stored on your computer’s hard drive for the sole purpose of better tailoring the website to the needs of returning visitors. These small files, or cookies, are not used to monitor visitors’ browsing behaviour on other websites. If you wish, your web browser allows you to block the use of cookies. Please refer to your web browser’s help function for details.

Analytics

These services allow us to see how our website is used, but we do not know who you are. By activating these services, you help us make the website better for everyone.

Matomo/Piwik

Matomo is a service for compiling detailed statistics on user behaviour on the website. Cookies are used to distinguish between users and to link data from multiple page views. This data is anonymised.

Siteimprove

Siteimprove is a service for compiling detailed statistics on user behaviour on the website. Cookies are used to distinguish between users and to link data from multiple page views. This data is anonymised.