Jaqueline Hildebrandt is a doctoral researcher at the Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn, Germany since 2021. As a member of the graduate school “One Health and Urban Transformation,” she is pursuing a PhD in Geography on climate crisis mitigation and adaptation in urban primary healthcare in Accra, Ghana, and the Rhine-Ruhr Metropolis, Germany. She holds an MSc in Public Health, specialising in epidemiology and statistics. Her research focuses on Planetary Health, particularly heat-health action planning, health counselling in primary care, climate-sensitive and vector-borne infectious diseases, and the climate resilience of health systems from a health-geography perspective. Her work combines quantitative study designs, GIS, and the co-production of knowledge with practice partners to bridge science and practice.