consulting firm in the reorganization of the board of the NHS to protect forests that benefits only big business. Its secret is a concern
This week, The Guardian revealed evidence of McKinsey based on the reorganization of the NHS. Meanwhile, McKinsey was paid £ 250,000 a year by the British government for advice on the transition to the vision of health secretary Andrew Lansley for the service.
McKinseyrefusal to respond to public concerns about potential conflicts of interest and value for money while working in the field of public policy is not new. On the other hand, the NHS is not the system of life support that is involved in decommissioning.
This year, Greenpeace conducted a thorough investigation into the work of McKinsey on Forests Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guyana, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. The work was funded by donors such as the British government and do not represent value for money.
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- McKinsey is supposed to show how forest countries to reduce emissions from deforestation in the context of global efforts to fight against climate change. However, his advice, if followed, would lead to increased deforestation and carbon emissions and would only benefit foreign extractive industries and people in some of the poorest nations of the world - the opposite of what is expected. This advice is based on simplistic and misleading sloppy McKinsey bears the mark of modeling.
McKinsey Consulting division for the sectors of mining, pulp and paper and forest, the same sectors that benefit from the advice of McKinsey on forests. At the same time refuse to answer questions about potential conflicts of interest.
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