Ibrahim Kibaire is a field researcher and trainer with over 10 years’ experience in Uganda. He holds a Bachelor of Community Psychology from Makerere University.

He has worked on research led by Mark Buntaine, Guy Grossman and Daniel Nielson, with Innovations for Poverty Action and the Makerere Institute of Social Research, and on projects sponsored by USAID, the World Food Programme and the World Bank. He was a team leader and trainer on the study Incentivizing Action to Reduce Air Pollution and Susceptibility to COVID-19 and a team leader on the KCCA Waste Monitoring Study.

He has facilitated capacity-building training at Busitema University, UN Women, Justice Centres Uganda and the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development. At CEGER he is a field supervisor on the UCSB study. On the PASGR assignment he was a trainer and field supervisor, helping to train and mentor enumerators.