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In 2016 and 2017, US management consultancy giant McKinsey was at the heart of efforts in Europe to accelerate the processing of asylum applications on over-crowded Greek islands and salvage a controversial deal with Turkey, raising concerns over the outsourcing of public policy on refugees.



This investigation, based on documents sought since November 2017, sheds new light on the extent to which private management consultants shaped Europe’s handling of the crisis on the ground, and how bureaucrats tried to keep that role under wraps.

“If some companies develop programs which then turn into political decisions, this is a political issue of concern that should be examined carefully,” said German MEP Daniel Freund, a member of the European Parliament’s budget committee and a former Head of Advocacy for EU Integrity at Transparency International.

“Especially if the same companies have afterwards been awarded with follow-up contracts not following due procedures.”

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The German government hired McKinsey to handle the applications, and, according to reports, was paid more than 45 million euros to help clear the backlog.

But that’s not all. In January 2017, a contract worth 992,000 euros was signed between McKinsey and the European Asylum Support Office (EASO), the EU’s asylum agency, to assist in the implementation of the EU’s Joint Action Plan. The Balkan Insight website reveals that the contract came with an attached ‘exception note,’ stating that “due to the time constraints and the political pressure, it was deemed necessary to proceed with the contract to be signed without following the necessary procurement procedure.”

We can make our own minds up as to whether the deals represented value for money. Balkan Insight notes that, although in its May 2017 report, McKinsey hailed its success in reducing the ‘total process duration’ of the asylum procedure from an average of 170 days in February 2017 to 11 days, there were only 1,500 fewer refugees on the Greek island in question in April 2017 than there were in January of that year.

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/492952-refugee ... y-germany/

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Eθνικοκοινωνιστης έγραψε: 28 Ιουν 2020, 00:25 εκει που η κουλαινα εκανε οτι δουλευε?


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ολο και καλυτερο,δεν υπαρχει τιποτα!

;Δηλαδη εσεις εισασταν αντιθετοι στο να επιταχυνθουν οι διαδικασιες ασυλου το και το 2016 και το 2017
Τους θελατε ολους εγκλψβισμενους στην Ελλαδα;
Εντυπωσιακο

η Ούρσουλα δεν ξέρει από diavgeia

A reporter on this story again complained to the EU Ombudsman in July 2019 regarding the Commission’s refusal to disclose further details of its dealings with McKinsey.

In November, the Ombudsman told the Commission that “the substance of the funded project, especially the work packages and deliverable of the project[…] should be fully disclosed”, citing the principle that “the public has a right to be informed about the content of projects that are financed by public money.” The Ombudsman rejected the Commission’s argument that partial disclosure would undermine the commercial interests of McKinsey.

Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen responded that the Commission “respectfully disagrees” with the Ombudsman. The material concerned, she wrote, “contains sensitive information on the business strategies and the commercial relations of the company concerned.”

ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ έγραψε: 28 Ιουν 2020, 00:55 ;Δηλαδη εσεις εισασταν αντιθετοι στο να επιταχυνθουν οι διαδικασιες ασυλου το και το 2016 και το 2017
Τους θελατε ολους εγκλψβισμενους στην Ελλαδα;
Εντυπωσιακο

υπήρχε πολύ καλό σχέδιο

Και συ που ακριβως διαφωνεις με αυτο;

ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ έγραψε: 28 Ιουν 2020, 01:01 Και συ που ακριβως διαφωνεις με αυτο;

με το “Integrated Refugee Management”?
με το οτι η αμερικάνικη φίρμα έκανε μακρά προεργασία για το προσφυγικό, και ειδικά για την επιτάχυνση χορήγησης ασύλου,
κατέθεσε πρότασεις και κέρδισε συμβόλαια με έκτακτες διαδικασίες, εκτός του κανονικού οικονομικού ελέγχου σε Γερμανία και ΕΕ , με όρους που παραμένουν απόρρητοι.
η ΕΕ αναθέτει με συμβόλαια σε εξωτερικούς συνεργάτες συμβούλους επιχειρήσεων καυτά πολιτικά θέματα


Freund, the German MEP formerly of Transparency International, said McKinsey’s role in Greece was a cause for concern.

“It is not ideal if positions adopted by the [European] Council are in any way affected by outside businesses,” he told BIRN. “These decisions should be made by politicians based on legal analysis and competent independent advice.”

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