ESEPARC Researchers Undertake 5-Day Monitoring and Evaluation Training
ESEPARC researchers are currently participating in a five-day training programme focused on strengthening practical competence in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) for results-based programming and research. The training is designed to deepen participants’ understanding of core M&E concepts, frameworks, and tools that support effective planning, implementation,…
Strengthening Data Protection Practices at ESEPARC
Today, the Eswatini Economic Policy Analysis and Research Centre (ESEPARC) held a Data Protection Awareness Session for staff, focusing on responsible data handling and introducing data mapping as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen internal data governance and compliance. The session highlighted the importance of…
Data Protection Day
In observing Data Protection Day, we celebrate responsible data practices that safeguard information and help build a secure, digital Eswatini. Let’s all do our part to protect data and strengthen trust in how information is used. As a think tank, the Eswatini Economic Policy Analysis…
Bridging Education and Skills: How Evidence Shapes Eswatini’s Future Learners
As learners across Eswatini begin a new school year, the moment presents an important opportunity to reflect on the role of education in shaping the country’s social and economic future. Beyond classrooms and curricula, a strong education system relies on sound planning, relevant skills development,…
Appreciation to Participants of the National Domestic Tourism Market Segmentation Study
ESEPARC and the Eswatini Tourism Authority (ETA) extend sincere appreciation to all participants who contributed to the National Domestic Tourism Market Segmentation Study. Your valuable input has been instrumental in strengthening evidence‑based planning and decision‑making for the development of domestic tourism in Eswatini.
Shape the Future of Domestic Tourism
Just 10–15 minutes of your time can change local tourism for the better. Participate in the Domestic Tourism Survey today and help shape a stronger, more vibrant tourism experience for everyone in Eswatini. Your voice truly makes a difference
Domestic Tourism Survey
Have you participated in the Domestic Tourism Study yet? If not, don’t worry, our team is still reaching out. Your insights matter in shaping Eswatini’s tourism landscape!
Advancing Eswatini’s 4IR and 5IR Agenda: Ministry of ICT Collaborates with ESEPARC
The Ministry of ICT, in collaboration with ESEPARC, convened stakeholders on 18 November 2025 to advance the development of Eswatini’s new Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) policy. The engagement focused on positioning the country for the opportunities of the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions, aligning…
Domestic Tourism Survey
As the Domestic Tourism Survey continues, ETA and ESEPARC assure the public that all responses remain confidential and protected under the Eswatini Data Protection Act. Your information remains confidential, protected, and respected throughout the entire process. Thank you for supporting this national survey.
ESEPARC’s Contribution to the UNSDCF 2026–2030
On 20 November 2025, Eswatini officially launched the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF) 2026–2030, setting a five-year roadmap for collaboration between the Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini and the UN. The launch attracted a diverse range of participants, from government leaders and…