Corruption Risks in Visegrad Countries - Transparency International

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We would like to thank the International Visegrad Fund and the European Commission for
the financial support of the project.
Special thanks are due to the Research and Communications Team of Transparency International
Secretariat, Petra Burai and Paul Zoubkov for the kind assistance in the course
of preparation of this report.
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