BCG calls two partners to work on Aid Gaza repair

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Boston Consulting Group has launched partners to “unauthorized work” related to initial efforts backed by the United States to reform aid distribution in Gaza.

The consultations said on Thursday that the spouses “failed to reveal the full nature of the work during the customer’s acceptance process” and conducted a later unauthorized work “in violation of BCG policies and protocols.

He said that the partners “left the company”, without naming them.

BCGWork to help create an assistant effort that has become the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has attracted it into a global debate.

The United Nations, to move forward with the main provider of help GazaThe project was called the “fig paper” to remove the Palestinians because it uses contractors from the private sector and the Israeli army to secure aid supplies for the distribution centers mainly in the south of the pocket. Its CEO resigned last week, saying he does not believe that the process could comply with the humanitarian principles of neutrality and independence.

GHF distribution sites were also the scene of turmoil. While the Palestinians were hungry to reach supplies, Israeli forces were repeatedly accused of shooting people looking for help.

BCG said earlier this week that she had it Stop her participation In the project on May 30 and will not get salaries for any of the work.

American consulting companies have “customer acceptance” operations to examine new projects, for fear of general controversy or moral risks. BCG said her GAZA’s work began in October as Bono Pro support for assistance efforts aimed at working alongside other relief efforts. He said that subsequent work “lacks the visible multi -party support.”

BCG statement said on Thursday that she participated outside the advisor to investigate her participation in the project.

“We are deeply regretted because in this situation we did not reject our standards,” he said. “We are committed to take all the steps necessary to address the problems specified in the continuous investigation.”

GHF temporarily suspended the efforts of aid this week after the local Ministry of Health said that the Israeli soldiers shot at least 27 people and were wounded by dozens while they were waiting for help in Rafah Governorate in southern Gaza. The Foundation said on Thursday that two sites had been reopened.