Nuala Lawlor
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OccupationsDiplomat; International development professional
EmployerGovernment of Canada
KnownforHuman rights advocacy; Diplomatic service in Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America
Children2
Nuala Lawlor | |
|---|---|
| Occupations | Diplomat; International development professional |
| Employer | Government of Canada |
| Known for | Human rights advocacy; Diplomatic service in Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America |
| Children | 2 |
Nuala Lawlor is a Canadian diplomat and international development professional.
Professional career
She is currently employed as the coordinator for the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) with a focus on inclusive governance and access to justice in East Africa (Kenya, Uganda, and Somalia).[2] She served as the country coordinator for United Nations Volunteers in English and Dutch-speaking Caribbean, based in Barbados.[3][4][5] As a diplomat, she served in Sudan as the acting chargé d'affaires in 2007 and also in South Africa as the Trade Commissioner from the High Commissioner of Canada.[6][7] Additionally, in her diplomat role, she was deployed in Venezuela, Ghana, and Peru.[1]