HeART launches with DKK 10 million from Danida
A new five-year research project (2026–2031) will improve health and quality of life for older people in Tanzania.
HeART — Health and Ageing Research for Tanzania — is a five-year research project uniting experts from Tanzania and Denmark to improve care, build capacity and strengthen the health system for older citizens.
From research to home visits, everything HeART does puts older people and the people who care for them first.
How older people in Tanzania experience ageing, illness and their interactions with the healthcare system.
How poverty, gender, disability and stigma affect older people's health and increase their vulnerability.
Training and academic exchange give nurses, doctors and community health workers new competencies in geriatrics.
A new database on older people's health and social conditions — a stronger foundation for planning and decision-making.
Tangible improvements in everyday life for older people in Tanzania.
Home visits in vulnerable rural areas reach older people who otherwise have difficulty accessing health services.
Nurses, doctors and community health workers gain new competencies in geriatrics — with exchange visits to Denmark.
The HeART database gives authorities and professionals a stronger foundation for planning and decisions.
A new five-year research project (2026–2031) will improve health and quality of life for older people in Tanzania.
Nurses, doctors and community health workers will receive training, with exchange visits to Denmark for insight into best practice in care for older people.
Knowledge about older people's health and social conditions will be collected to improve the planning of health initiatives.
Whether you are a researcher, healthcare professional or partner — there is a place for you in HeART.