Ferdinand is an urban planner who is passionate about protecting biodiversity and creating sustainable, green, resilient, and inclusive cities. He hold a Ph.D. in sustainable urban development, focusing on the integration of biodiversity policies in urban transformation in Africa. He relied on his field experience and skills in urban planning, spatial analysis, and project management to propose innovative and participatory solutions. His goal is to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda, while improving the living conditions of the population. Ferdinand worked on his research theme of urban soil artificialization and greenways at the intersection of urban planning, ecology, and urban policies.