Abeer is a Researcher in the SIPRI Climate Change and Risk Programme. Her work focuses on climate security and integrated, nexus-based approaches to addressing interlinked challenges in conflict-affected settings, including the intersection of climate and health resilience and its implications for peacebuilding.
Before joining SIPRI, Abeer worked as an Analyst and Programme Manager across humanitarian and development organisations, research institutes, and think tanks. She has managed programmes on poverty reduction, women’s empowerment, and social cohesion in vulnerable communities. Over the past decade, she has led and contributed to research on foreign aid flows, national health systems, and health governance in the Middle East and Africa.
Abeer has delivered analyses of Swedish development assistance to the gender and health sectors through the Expert Group for Aid Studies (EBA) and contributed to comparative health policy analyses with the Swedish Institute for Health Economics (IHE). Her research has supported government decision-making by providing evidence-based policy recommendations.
Policy analysis; development assistance and foreign aid; equity in health and development; health system resilience; climate resilience and climate finance; gender; women, peace and security.
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MSc in Global Health, Uppsala University, Sweden
BDS in Oral and Dental Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt