Name: 
Suryamani Dhungana
Designation: 
Assistant Professor
Department: 
Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Management
Email: 
smdhungana@afu.edu.np
Telephone: 
+977 56591141
Mobile: 
+977 9855064362 and 9861516565
Qualification: 
M.Sc. Ag (Agricultural Economics) from Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences, Rampur, Chitwan, TU
Professional Experiences: 
Jan, 2011 to date
Scientific Publications: 

Ghimire, S., S.M. Dhungana, V.V. Krishna, N. Teufel and D.P. Sherchan (2013). Biophysical and Socio-Economic Characterization of Cereal Production Systems of Central Nepal. Socioeconomics Working Paper 9. Mexico, D.F.: CIMMYT.

Dhungana SM 2016. Assessment of Climate Change Impact and Vulnerability to Climate Change among Livestock holder in Chitwan District, Nepal EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH. 4(1). Kogaion Publishing Center, Romania.

Dhungana S.M., J.P. Dutta and S.C. Dhakal (2016). Resource use efficiecncy of rainbow trout production under one village one product in Nuwakot –Rasuwa corridor, Nepal.International Journal of Advanced Research. 4(3). India

Marasini, D., S Marahatta, S.M. Dhungana and R. Acharya (2016). Effect of date of sowing on yield and yield attributes of different wheat varieties under conventional tillage in sub-humid condition of Chitwan district of Nepal. Int J Appl Sci Biotechnology, Vol 4(1). India

Ongoing Researches: 

Biogas as an adaptation and mitigation strategy for livestock raising households vulnerable to climate change in Chitwan, Nepal,” Directorate of Researcher and Extension, Agriculture and Forestry University since 2013 (Accomplished).

Impact of Climate change on Wheat Production in central Nepal since 2014 (Accomplished).

Impacts of climate change on cereal crop production and on food security: a case study of Dhading district funded by NAST ADB since 2015 (Accomplished).

Technical and allocative efficiency of maize seed production in Chitwan valley : a stochastic frontier approach Since 2016 (Ongoing).

Research Interests: 
Have first choice in the researches related to Agriculture and Natural Resource Management, social and behavioral sciences.
Working with all levels of rural community, Training for local capacity building, Income generation for poverty reduction, Social mobilization, Gender equity & Sustainable development
Work for and with disadvantaged groups regardless of caste, ethnicity, region, religion and gender.