About Sujan Karki

Sujan Karki is a the Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation Director for the SHOPS Plus project in Nepal. He has 15 years of experience in public health. He has worked on population-based surveys (Demographic and Health Surveys and Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys), baseline studies, program monitoring, and evaluations. Sujan has worked in a variety of health areas, including family planning and maternal and child health. He holds an MA in population and reproductive health research from Mahidol University, Thailand, and an MPH from Tribhuban Univeristy, Nepal. 

Expertise

Quantitative research study design and data analysis, survey design, data collection management, program monitoring and evaluation
 

Authored Publications

• Evidence-based social marketing in Afghanistan and Nepal: Using data to improve efficiency and effectiveness
• Awareness and use of D’zire condom among urban Nepali men: Reach & recall baseline and endline results
• Informing Reproductive and Child Health Social and Behavior Change Programs: Findings from a household survey in Nepal
• Use of the opportunity, ability, and motivation behavior change framework to generate family planning demand in rural settings: Findings from Nepal
• Using data to design an evidence-based social and behavior change program in rural Nepal
• Executive Summary: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Surveys in Nepal
• Nepal Child Health Diarrhea Treatment: Qualitative research to inform ORS and zinc promotion