Bridging Clinical Excellence and Global Health Resilience. Dr. Oluwadamilare Akingbade is a distinguished public health and climate adaptation expert with over 13 years of experience in health vulnerability assessments and health system structures.
As an Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University and a Certified Global Nurse Consultant (CGNC), he operates at the vital intersection of environmental risk and community health. At Avodahtec, he leads our climate-health risk analysis, applying mixed-method research to evaluate how climate hazards impact population health, service delivery, and the resilience of essential infrastructure across diverse jurisdictions.
A Global Authority on Equity-Driven Adaptation. Oluwadamilare’s research and consulting career spans Canada, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Nigeria, giving him a unique global perspective on how social determinants shape community resilience. He specializes in culturally responsive engagement and in integrating Indigenous knowledge into health assessment frameworks.
Whether leading comprehensive Health Risk and Vulnerability Assessments (HRVAs) or developing digital health interventions for underserved populations, Dr. Akingbade ensures that adaptation strategies are anchored in scientific rigor and a deep commitment to public well-being.
