Bio
Musaed Aklan
Musaed Aklan is a Senior Researcher at the Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies focused on water, the environment, and climate change. He holds a Master’s in Integrated Water Resources Management from Cologne University in Germany, and a double PhD in Water Resources Management from IHE-Delft and Wageningen University in the Netherlands. He has worked with INGOs and international institutions as a lead researcher and consultant in the field of water and the environment.
Area of expertise
- Political Transition & Governance
- Civil Society & Civic Engagement
- Climate, Environment & Renewable Energy
- Data, Mapping & Spatial Analysis
- Knowledge Production & Research Methodology
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Policy Research
December 11, 2025
03:03 MIN
Energy Transition in Yemen: A Path to Justice and Sustainable Development
Abeer Al-Eryani and Musaed Aklan
Policy Research
August 11, 2025
01:35 MIN
Unlocking Climate Finance for Fragile States: The Case of Yemen
Musaed Aklan and Sahar Mohammed
The Yemen Review
October 16, 2024
04:42 MIN
Extreme Weather Puts Lives at Risk, Worsens Cholera Crisis
Musaed Aklan and Solenn Al-Majali
Policy Research
March 21, 2024
31:19 MIN
The Impact of Flooding on Agricultural Communities in Yemen
Musaed Aklan
The Yemen Review
February 15, 2024
42:27 MIN
The Yemen Annual Review 2023
Policy Research
December 31, 2023
38:18 MIN
Cultivating an Equitable Recovery: A Political Ecology Approach to Agricultural Interventions in Yemen
Maia Baldauf and Musaed Aklan
Perspectives and Analyses
November 20, 2023
05:17 MIN
Cyclone Tej Undescores Yemen’s Climate Crisis Ahead of COP 28
Musaed Aklan
Policy Research
August 3, 2023
27:17 MIN
Extreme Weather and the Role of Early Warning Systems in Yemen: Al-Mahra as a Case Study
Musaed Aklan
The Yemen Review
March 9, 2023
04:24 MIN
National Environment Day Sheds Light on Plight of Endangered Species
Musaed Aklan
Policy Research
April 29, 2021
38:19 MIN
Solar-Powered Irrigation in Yemen: Opportunities, Challenges and Policies
Musaed Aklan and Helen Lackner