Health economics · Evidence · Policy

Evidence that reaches the patient.

We advise governments, development partners and life-sciences organisations on what care costs, what it is worth, and how to build and pay for it. Nine countries since 2021.

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2021Established
9Countries of work
22,000+Facilities surveyed
118Referral hospitals benchmarked

Delivered for

IFC · World Bank · ADB · GIZ · KfW · PPP Agency of Ukraine · Ministries of Finance and Health · National and state health authorities · Roche · Vantive · FIND · IQVIA · Sathguru · WISH Foundation · McGill University

What we do

Four verticals, one integrated team

Health economics, evidence and policy applied across the areas where our clients work. The same analytical core, four different sets of decisions.

01

Pharma & Life Sciences

HEOR, pricing, market access and reimbursement that turn clinical and economic evidence into access for patients.

HEOR · Pricing · Access

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02

Health Infrastructure

Planning and PPP transaction advisory for new facilities. Large-scale assessment of existing ones to strengthen standards and policy.

Planning · PPP · Assessment

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03

Health Financing

Designing, implementing and strengthening publicly funded insurance, benefit packages, provider payment and scheme policy.

Insurance · Policy · Payment

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04

Climate & Health

Emerging

Climate-resilient and low-carbon health systems, health-adaptation financing, and the health co-benefits of climate action.

Resilience · Financing

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Our work

Named engagements, not case studies

All engagements

Health Infrastructure

Post-transplant rehabilitation centre, Irpin

Feasibility study and procurement of a private operator for Ukraine's first specialised post-transplant rehabilitation centre.

World Bank / PPP Agency
Ukraine · 2026, ongoing

Health Infrastructure

National survey of 22,000+ health facilities

A national survey of public and private facilities, 8,000 of them assessed.

World Bank / Ministry of Health
Malaysia · 2024

Health Financing

Technical assistance to the National Health Authority, AB PM-JAY

Implementation support, and new policy, guidelines and SOPs for the world's largest publicly funded health scheme.

ADB / NHA
India · 2025 to 2026

Pharma & Life Sciences

FinCan: equitable cancer-care coverage under AB PM-JAY

With AIIMS Delhi. Standard-of-care pathways for breast and lung cancer, cost-of-care and budget-impact modelling, and financing options to close the gap in AB PM-JAY cancer financing.

Roche Products India
India · 2025, ongoing

Health Infrastructure

Imaging and radiology PPP options, 12 hospitals

Assessment and PPP options across seven regional and five teaching hospitals.

IFC / City Cancer Challenge
Ghana · 2022 to 2024

Pharma & Life Sciences

Inclusion of new therapies under AB PM-JAY

Upgrading the existing package and inclusion of new therapies under AB PM-JAY, and development of packages under the Transaction Management System to enable pre-authorisations at empanelled healthcare facilities.

Vantive Healthcare
India · 2026, ongoing

Where we work

Nine countries, four regions

South and Southeast Asia, MENA, Eastern Europe and West Africa. Every country here is one we have delivered in, not one we are open to.

IndiaPakistanCambodiaMalaysiaOmanSaudi ArabiaGhanaRomaniaUkraine

South & Southeast Asia

India · Pakistan · Cambodia · Malaysia

MENA

Oman · Saudi Arabia

Eastern Europe

Romania · Ukraine

West Africa

Ghana

Why GGC

Why clients partner with us

Four verticals in nine countries, run so that the person who scopes your work is the person who delivers it.

  • 01

    Different teams across four verticals

    Pharma, infrastructure, financing and climate & health, each run by a mix of senior and mid-level experts.

  • 02

    Public-system and policy depth

    Advisory grounded in delivery, not desk-based analytics alone.

  • 03

    Evidence linked to implementation

    We carry work from design through to delivery, rather than handing over a report and leaving.

  • 04

    Senior, founder-led attention

    Across nine countries in Asia, MENA, Eastern Europe and West Africa.

Dr. Varun Goyal, Managing Partner of Garnet Global Consultants

Founder led

Every engagement runs through the partner you meet first.

I started Garnet in 2021 because too much good health economics stops at the report. A costing model matters when it changes what a scheme will pay for. A feasibility study matters when the hospital gets built. We stay with the work until it reaches that point.

Dr. Varun Goyal

Managing Partner