Four Years After the McKinsey Case, the State Divided Its Spending on Consulting Firms by Four.
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Ministry council spending has been declining since a circular of 2022 calling for a reduction in the wing, reaching nearly €60 million in 2025, according to a document annexed to the Finance Bill.
According to a budget document published on Thursday, government spending on external consulting firms fell to €60 million in 2025, compared to €272 million in 2021.
The ministries have reduced their expenditure on consulting firms by 78% in five years. The bill amounts to almost €60 million in 2025.
Five years after "the McKinsey case", the administration has greatly reduced its use of private firms. The future framework agreement for advisory services must include services aimed at generalizing the AI in the administrations.
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