Dr. Tatiana D. Nimpa Fozong is an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Garoua, Cameroon, and a researcher specialising in climate change, hydrological hazards, and flood risk management. She obtained her PhD in Environmental Dynamics and Risks from the University of Yaoundé I in 2025, where her doctoral research focused on the interactions between climate variability, flooding, and urban vulnerability. Her research has been strengthened through international training and collaboration. She was awarded a six-month research internship at the University of Strasbourg, France, where she gained expertise in climate simulation and future climate projection scenarios. She also completed a three-month AUF-funded training programme at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Romania, on flood hazard analysis and hydrological modelling. Dr Nimpa Fozong’s research interests include climate change assessment and monitoring, climate variability and its influence on flood occurrence, flood modelling and forecasting, flood risk assessment, evaluation of the socio-economic impacts of flooding, and the development of evidence-based strategies for urban resilience and community adaptation. Within the CALOR Research Group, her work contributes to advancing integrated approaches for understanding climate-related risks and supporting sustainable adaptation planning across vulnerable landscapes and urban environments.