The project consists of a large, interdisciplinary team working across different institutions from across Tanzania and the UK:
Principle Investigator and Director
Emma is Professor of Health Economics at the University of Glasgow and Deputy Director of Health Economics and Health Technology (HEHTA). Her methodological interests are in the areas of economic evaluation, evaluating public health interventions and cost-benefit analysis.
Deputy Director
Blandina is Director of Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute as well as a paediatrician at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre and lecturer at Kilimanjaro Medical University College. Her research interests neonatal mortality, HIV care and treatment, and zoonotic infection.
Co-Investigators
Sanjura Biswaro – Kilimanjaro Christian Research Institute
Christopher Bunn- University of Glasgow
Sarah Cleveland – University of Glasgow
Shadrach Dare – University of Glasgow
Manuella Deidda – University of Glasgow
Jo Halliday – University of Glasgow
Dan Haydon – University of Glasgow
Eleanor Grieve – University of Glasgow
Clive Kelly – Newcastle University
Kajiru Gad Kilonzo – Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre
Kiula Peter Kiula- Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre
Ireen Kiwelu- Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute
Stefanie Krauth – University of Glasgow
Emma Laurie – University of Glasgow
Iain Mclnnes – University of Glasgow
Elizabeth Msoka – Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute
Manasseh Mwanswila- Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute
Rose Monica Ongara – Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute
Stefan Siebert – University of Glasgow
Moira Sim – University of Glasgow
Rebecca Stewart – University of Glasgow
Gloria Temu – Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre
Richard W. Walker– Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Sally Wyke – University of Glasgow
Nateiya Yongolo – University of Glasgow/ Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute
