Lungile, Mabundza-Dlamini, nakiwehlaluko@gmail.com, +268 7697-0187, +268 7699-0734, Eswatini, Private Bag 4, Kwaluseni, M201, University of KwaZulu Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 01/01/12, 12/31/18, Doctor of Philosophy in Policy and Development Studies, University of Kansas, USA, 01/01/07, 12/31/09, Master of Social Work [MSW], University of Swaziland, Swaziland, 01/01/00, 12/31/04, Bachelor of Arts in Social Science [BASS], University of Eswatini, Senior Lecturer in Social Work in the Department of Sociology and Social Work, 11/01/23, present, University of Eswatini, Lecturer in Social Work in the Department of Sociology and Social Work, 08/01/09, 11/30/23, University of Swaziland, Teaching Assistant [TA] in the Department of Sociology, 04/01/05, 06/30/07, Ministry of Health Cooperative Agreement Mi-Term Evaluation, 06/01/24, 03/31/25, Lead Consultant [Qualitative Research], Sidvwashini, Mbabane, Eswatini, Lead Consultant [Qualitative Research], Assess the transfer of skills and capacity building of MoH to improve leadership, governance, and coordination for the TB/HIV response., Evaluate the extent to which Quality Management Systems have been implemented in all four regions of Eswatini., Evaluate the extent to which FCI HIV case-finding and PSVAC were implemented within the Zionist churches in the Lubombo and Manzini Regions of Eswatini., Assess the extent to which sustainability plans have been developed and implemented within MoH to help transition donor support to government., Social Protection Technical Advice, Assistance, and Resources Facility (STAAR), 06/01/24, 03/31/25, Lead Consultant, Eswatini, Improving gender responsiveness in Eswatini's social assistance system., Assess Eswatini's social assistance system for its gender responsiveness and age sensitivity., Develop technical guidance to stakeholders on enhancing the gender focus and mainstreaming in social assistance programmes and policies., Develop a capacity building plan and training programme for key stakeholders delivering gender responsive and age sensitive social assistance policies., Local Gender consultant for Micro Energy International, 04/01/23, 08/31/24, Local Gender Consultant, Potsdamer Str. 143, Berlin, Germany, Conduct a feasibility study for the utilization of solar energy for sugarcane irrigation pumping., Preliminary assessment of the solar energy needs for selected small-scale cane growers., Focus on gender issues where solar energy is concerned and how it can assist in food security and clean energy., SOS Children's Villages in Eswatini, 07/01/22, 10/31/23, Researcher, Eswatini, Part of research team of a study on opportunities and challenges of formalising kinship care in Eswatini., Understand kinship care as a crisis intervention strategy after the HIV/AIDS and Covid-19 pandemic., Change through Exchange: Echange.02, 01/01/22, 12/31/22, Coordinator for Eswatini, Germany/Eswatini/Kenya, Enable exchanges between youth from Africa and Europe., Pilot a 'Project Development and Funding Tutorial'., Develop a 'Youth Exchange Documentary'., Member of the Social policy research, development and nexus (SAPDN), Association of Schools of Social Work (ASSWA), Fulbright and Humphrey Alumni, UKZN Alumni, University of Kansas Alumni, A Gender Assessment of Social Assistance in the Kingdom of Eswatini, Coope, S., Mabundza, L., Sihlongonyane, N., 2025, Mid-term evaluation, 2025, Eswatini: Its social policy and its unresolved social problems, 2025, Indigenizing healthcare and social work curriculum in the kingdom of Eswatini, 2024, Professor Ndangwa Noyoo, Managing Director of Southern African Policy and Development Nexus, ndangwa@sapdnafrica.co.za, +27 69 151 0607, Mr. R.N. Masuku, Acting Registrar, University of Eswatini, +268 7687 1724, Dr. Salebona S. Simelane, Registrar [Former], University of Eswatini, simelanes@uniswa.sz, +268 78023074, Ms. Claudia Kohler, Executive Director, Project Coordinator, Farafina Institute, Claudia.kokhler@farafina-institute.org, +49 17 641 718 589, Ms. Nolwazi Nkala-Shongwe, Research Associate, University of Johannesburg, nkalanolwazi@gmail.com, +27 78 578 2292