Dhawal Jhamb

Dhawal Jhamb is a medical doctor and MBA with majors in Finance & Operations.
He has a total work experience of about 20 years with over 12 years in project finance and Public-Private Partnerships (PPP). Dhawal previously Dhawal leads IFC’s PPP Transaction Advisory Services in the health and education sectors for the East Asia and Pacific region. Prior to this, he has worked in private equity and for an outpatient surgery chain startup in India.

Rohit Singh

Rohit Singh is the CEO of International Business at NephroPlus, a global P&L leader with 18 years of experience in Public-Private Partnerships, healthcare network expansion, business strategy development, and industry collaboration. A firm believer in India’s transformation towards top-quality, affordable, and far-reaching healthcare, he is dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovative business strategies and plays a pivotal role in driving global expansion and strengthening dialysis care accessibility.

Alok Kumar

Alok Kumar is a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the 1993 batch (Uttar Pradesh cadre) with over 30 years of experience in governance, policy implementation, and institutional reforms. He is currently serving as the Principal Secretary, MSME & Export Promotion, Infrastructure & Industrial Development, Government of Uttar Pradesh.

Amit Goyal

Amit Goyal is a seasoned Partner at EY, where he leads the Public Health Infrastructure Team, focusing on driving innovation and operational excellence in healthcare systems. With over 18 years of experience in Health, Amit has been instrumental in advising government bodies and multilateral agencies on strategic planning, capital investment, and PPP structuring.

Context Setting

This presentation gives an overview of the role of the Asian Development Bank in promoting Universal Health Coverage through Public-Private Partnerships in health care, highlighting key trends, challenges, and best practices.