Dr. Kanchit Limpakarnjanarat is a consultant for ADB's SECURE project. Prior to this, he was a Regional Adviser in World Health Organization's Communicable Diseases department. 

Jeremy has an in-depth knowledge of the health, economic, and equity impact of vaccines. She has a strong knowledge of health equity, policy, and economics including economic evaluation. She has 10 years' public health experience, including seven years at WHO with two competitive promotions and two years’ extensive pharmacy experience.

She is supporting enhanced COVID-19 vaccination and post-COVID-19 health security response in Southeast Asia and advancing Universal Health Care.

Dr. Raymond Francis R. Sarmiento is a physician-scientist and currently the Director of the National Telehealth Center, National Institutes of Health, University of the Philippines Manila.

Rabiah completed a Master's degree in Health Economics and Policy from Karolinska Institutet exploring inequality in maternal healthcare utilization in Indonesia. She completed her Medical Doctor training at Universitas Gadjah Mada in Indonesia in 2014. 

Her Ph.D. project seeks to understand what modifications are needed for the efficient and cost-effective integration of routine antenatal screening for HIV and syphilis into the Indonesian health system and to co-desing a strategy to support the scale-up to the national level.

Rikard Elfving is the Social Development Specialist at Asian Development Bank (ADB) based in Philippines.