Amit Kumar Singh is a Project Officer at the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), bringing over 12 years of progressive experience in project management, operations, and research coordination across multiple public health initiatives. With an MBA in Human Resources and Operations Management, Amit has developed strong expertise in managing complex, multi‑stakeholder projects that involve financial oversight, logistical planning, procurement, and contract management.
In his current role, Amit leads and supports multi‑project operations, ensuring seamless coordination across teams and adherence to institutional and donor requirements. His portfolio includes responsibilities in financial reporting, vendor and contract administration, procurement planning, budget monitoring, and compliance documentation. Amit is also involved in creating and standardizing operational processes that enhance efficiency across projects.
Amit has played an instrumental role in capacity‑building initiatives, contributing to workshops, training sessions, and the development of process documentation aimed at strengthening project implementation standards within public health programs. His strong analytical and organizational skills have enabled him to support senior researchers, program managers, and field teams effectively.
Prior to his current assignment, Amit contributed to several significant public health research projects. This includes the initiative on “Developing a Comprehensive Package for Promoting Healthy Behaviours Among Vulnerable Indian Adolescents,” where he supported project operations and documentation. He also served in the Newton Fund–supported randomized controlled trial evaluating the impact of maternal vitamin B12 supplementation on infant neurodevelopment, where he was responsible for data management, research coordination, and field-team supervision. His work involved ensuring data quality, monitoring research progress, and maintaining communication across collaborating institutions.
Across all roles, Amit has demonstrated a commitment to operational excellence, ethical research practices, and evidence‑based public health interventions. His ability to manage diverse responsibilities—ranging from field coordination to financial compliance—makes him a valuable asset to interdisciplinary health research teams.
