Enobong Uduak James is a civil engineer and climate change advocate with a strong commitment to sustainable infrastructure development and climate resilience. With a solid academic background in civil engineering and several years of professional experience in the public sector, she has played a key role in the planning, design, and execution of critical infrastructure projects, including roads, drainage systems, and public facilities.

In her role within the government, Enobong is known for integrating environmental considerations into engineering practices. She actively promotes the adoption of climate-smart solutions, ensuring that infrastructure projects are not only durable and cost-effective but also environmentally sustainable and resilient to the impacts of climate change such as flooding, erosion, and extreme weather events.

Beyond her core engineering responsibilities, Enobong is a passionate climate change and sustainability advocate. She engages in public awareness campaigns, policy discussions, and community outreach programs aimed at educating citizens and stakeholders on the importance of sustainable development. Her advocacy focuses on areas such as renewable energy adoption, green building practices, waste management, and climate adaptation strategies.

As a volunteer at the Climate Periscope, Enobong contributes to influencing policies and practices that align with national and global climate goals, while ensuring that development today does not compromise the needs of future generations.