Nompulelo Dlamini
Graduate Research Intern (2018)
Nompulelo Dlamini was a graduate research intern under the ESEPARC/UNDP Graduate Research Programme from November 2017 to November 2018. During her time at ESEPARC, she completed a study on the implications of teenage pregnancies in Eswatini. She has previously worked as a data collector at ESEPARC, Active Quest, the Eswatini Competition Commission, ESWADE, Ministry of Health, and Eswatini Electricity Company. She also worked at the Management Development Institute and MC Data for Dashboard in South Africa as a Data Capturer and Validator.
In early 2017, she assumed the position of Data Analyst at the Eswatini Tourism Authority, before moving to UNFPA where she was a Demographic Researcher for the 2017 Population and Housing Census. To upskill herself in the field of research, Nompulelo participated in the 4th African International Conference of Statistics in Polokwane, South Africa. Nompulelo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science (Economics and Statistics majors) from the University of Eswatini. She also has a certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation from Japanese International Cooperation Agency.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Teenage pregnancies and youth development
PREVIOUS POSITIONS
Graduate Research Intern (2018), ESEPARC
Data collector – ESEPARC, Mbabane (SD)
Data collector – Active Quest, Mbabane (SD)
Data collector – Eswatini Competition Commission, Mbabane (SD)
Data collector – Eswatini Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise, Mbabane (SD)
Data collector – Ministry of Health, Mbabane (SD)
Data collector – Eswatini Electricity Company, Mbabane (SD)
Data Capturer and Validator – Management Development Institute and MC Data for Dashboard (SA)
Data Analyst – Eswatini Tourism Authority, Mbabane (SD)
Demographic Researcher – UNFPA
EDUCATION
B.A., Social Science (Economics and Statistics) – University of Eswatini (SD)
Certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation – Japanese International Cooperation Agency
