Mbetobong John is an environmental and climate justice advocate with cross-cutting experiences in climate education, community-led development, sustainable business practices, and waste management. Her work sits at the intersection of grassroots action, policy-conscious programming, and youth-driven climate leadership, with a strong focus on justice-centred and locally grounded solutions.

As a Climate Justice Inspirator, she supports the implementation of the Strategic Partnership Agreement II Project (SPA II) in an operational and collaborative capacity with Clement Isong Foundation, advancing climate justice initiatives. She contributes to programme design, coordination, and strategic documentation, while strengthening the capacity of community-based organisations to deliver inclusive and impactful climate interventions. Her work prioritises youth leadership, gender responsiveness, and accountability in climate action at the community level.

Through her engagement with CIF, Mbetobong supports initiatives that advance sustainable livelihoods, environmental awareness, and climate-resilient development in marginalised communities. She brings a strong understanding of participatory approaches and multi-stakeholder collaboration, and is committed to translating climate justice principles into measurable outcomes that improve lives and protect the planet.