Dr. Chrispo Babila Dingha is an Alexender von Humboldt fellow and holds a doctorate, Master’s and Bachelor degrees in Geography and Planning from the University of Bamenda, Cameroon. His research focuses on Nature-based Solutions in cities and justice, exploring their responsibility in resilient livelihoods, water management, climate protection, (in)equity dynamics, social-ecological resilience, relational governance, sustainable development and low-carbon transitions, particularly in the Global South and Africa. Dingha’s expertise lies in transformative community engagement, transdisciplinary processes, environmental justice, and holistic response to societal and environmental challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change and deepening inequity.