NEW DELHI — The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), in collaboration with the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), the Capacity Building Commission (CBC), and Karmayogi Bharat, has commenced a two-day National Conference on Mission Karmayogi for Mission Karmayogi Development Officers (MDOs) at NIHFW, New Delhi.
Running from August 20–21, 2026, the national convention aims to transition public health administration from a rule-based framework to a role-based, competency-driven model, while expanding continuous technology-enabled learning across the civil service workforce.
Key Conference & Operational Metrics
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Nodal Organizing Bodies: MoHFW, NIHFW, Capacity Building Commission (CBC), and Karmayogi Bharat.
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Target Audience: Mission Karmayogi Development Officers (MDOs) within the Department of Health and Family Welfare (DoHFW).
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Current MoHFW Adoption Metrics: 21,927 course enrollments and 17,660 course completions logged on the iGOT Karmayogi platform.
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Target Civil Service Reach: National push to enhance performance and citizen-centricity across ~3.3 crore central and state public servants.
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Primary Keynote Speakers: Dr. Alka Mittal (Member, CBC), Shri Rakesh Verma (COO, Karmayogi Bharat), and Shri Rakesh Kumar (Director Training, MoHFW).
Core Technical Sessions & Deliberation Pillars
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iGOT Platform Capabilities: Hands-on role-mapping sessions for MDOs alongside technical overviews of the Rashtriya Karmayogi Programme and Karmayogi Karyakram.
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Frontline & AI Integration: Plans to scale platform enrollment to all frontline health workers, incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) for personalized learning and introducing multilingual course material.
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Global Outreach: Expansion of India’s capacity-building framework internationally through signed MoUs with Mauritius and strategic engagements across Latin American and SAARC partner nations.
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Group Discussions: Focused on breaking institutional silos, enhancing MoHFW metrics in government ranking frameworks, and evaluating the tangible citizen impact of civil service training.
Strategic Impact & Public Administration Reform
The national conference reinforces the Government’s commitment to building a future-ready, accountable, and citizen-centric public health architecture. By equipping MDOs with structured digital learning tools through the iGOT Karmayogi platform, the ministry seeks to ensure that professional development directly translates into enhanced workplace performance, rapid emergency response capability, and improved healthcare delivery at the grassroots level.
