HRnet welcomes researchers, academics, institutions, funders, and community members from around the world, with a preference for African researchers and academics with expertise in Central Africa.
Every contribution — whether expertise, funding, time, or partnership — helps build the evidence base that Central Africa needs.
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Research Home gives independent researchers, clinicians, early-career scientists, academics, and diaspora researchers from anywhere in the world a practical way to work with HRnet. Preference is given to African researchers and academics with expertise in Central Africa. Bring us a project to host, strengthen a proposal before submission, or build a longer-term relationship as an HRnet Research Associate.
Explore Research HomeHRnet welcomes partnerships with organisations that share our commitment to evidence-informed health improvement in Africa. We believe that the most impactful research is built through collaboration — bringing together diverse expertise, perspectives, and resources.
We are open to partnerships at every scale — from joint research projects and co-supervised student programmes to institutional memoranda of understanding and multi-country research consortia.
If you see an opportunity for collaboration, we want to hear from you. Contact us at secretariat@hrnet-africa.org with a brief description of the proposed collaboration.
Joint research projects, student co-supervision, shared training programmes, and institutional partnerships.
Policy-relevant research, health system evaluations, and evidence translation to support decision-making.
Community-based research, health education collaborations, and participatory programme development.
Multi-country research collaborations, technical assistance, and cross-border health research initiatives.
Central Africa remains one of the most underrepresented regions in health research funding globally. Your investment in HRnet directly addresses this gap by supporting locally led research that produces evidence tailored to the region's specific health challenges.
What your funding enables:
Original research on priority health challenges — from infectious disease surveillance to cancer epidemiology and One Health investigations.
Training the next generation of health researchers worldwide through fellowships, internships, and mentorship programmes, with preference given to African researchers and academics with expertise in Central Africa.
Community health impact through outreach, education, and translating research findings into practical health information.
Policy influence by producing evidence that informs national and regional health policy decisions in Central Africa.
HRnet is a registered non-profit organisation in Cameroon, authorised to receive and manage research funding from national and international sources.
We welcome project-specific grants, programme funding, institutional support, and individual contributions of any size.
To discuss funding opportunities or request a funding prospectus, contact us directly.
Contact for FundingStay informed about our research, upcoming training programmes, open calls, partnership opportunities, and the impact of our work across Central Africa.
Contact us today to explore how we can work together to strengthen health research in Central Africa.