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Public Health Physician and Project Team Lead, FoodNerve http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2021/speakers/Adefolami AgunbiadePublic Health Physician and Project Team Lead, FoodNerve <div class="ExternalClass9074C02E3A0447D9A0842EFFA69B1C7E"><p>Dr. Adefolami Agunbiade is a public health physician, community youth leader and Project team lead of the Food Innovation Nervecenter ( FoodNerve) in Lagos, Nigeria. As a top visionary of Rockefeller Foundation's Food Systems Vision Prize, Adefolami is leading local efforts to feed and power local Nigerian communities sustainably, with a goal to achieve near-zero food waste and carbon emissions through intelligent food systems design.</p><p>Today, Adefolami and the FoodNerve team use every resource possible: videos, music, data, and live festivals to inspire and support a new movement of food heroes who will catalyze change for food by 2050.<br></p></div>http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2021/speakers/SpeakersPhoto2021/AdefolamiAgunbiade-5.jpg, Adolefami AgunbiadeGP0|#6713ded2-9ab1-403a-8100-df49b2ed7b67;L0|#06713ded2-9ab1-403a-8100-df49b2ed7b67|Adefolami Agunbiade;GTSet|#c31bcefc-bba8-4775-8a91-82f54b19d6e1;GPP|#3499e05c-49cf-47f1-9ac7-e17073eabf4cAdefolami Agunbiade


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