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Les zones à déficit de gouvernance comprennent les pays dans lesquels les autorités ne sont pas capables ou désireuses d’assumer leurs responsabilités -- quinze pour cent environ de la population mondiale vivent dans de telles zones. Ces zones font partie des environnements les plus difficiles au monde pour l’investissement pour les entreprises multinationales. L'Outil de sensibilisation aide les entreprises d'identifier les risques

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