Mr. S. Santhirakumar
Lecturer (Prob) in Economics
Dept. of Economic and Statistics
Faculty of Arts and Culture
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Mr. S. Santhirakumar
| Designation | Lecturer (Prob) in Economics |
| Department / Unit | Dept. of Economic and Statistics |
| Faculty | Faculty of Arts and Culture |
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| Mobile | +94 77 6482 998 |
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| sskumar@seu.ac.lk, ssanthiran28@gmail.com, |
- M A in Development Economics (SAU-New Delhi)
- B A (Hons) in Economics (EUSL)
- H N Dip in Eng (HNDE)
- Development Economics
- Macro Economics
- Global Political Economics
- Statistic
- Rural Agricultural Development
- Livelihood
- Poverty
- Labour transformation
- Ongoing-Impact of Rural Livelihood Suddenly dies Livestock in Eastern Province.
- “Rural Livelihoods Development at Mavadivembu – 02, in EravurPattu D.S Division of Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka”. International Symposium (2011), organized by South Eastern University of Sri Lanka (SEUSL).
- Public Private Investment in Agricultural Research and Development (R&D) in Sri Lanka, National Symposium on Agriculture (2015), Eastern University, Sri Lanka. (ISBN 978 955 1443 78 8)
- An Empirical Analysis on Full Time Equivalent (FTE) researchers of Higher Education in Agricultural Research and Development in Sri Lanka, International Symposium on Agriculture (2017), Eastern University, Sri Lanka
- Enhancing Youth Empowerment and Community Development at Navithanvely Divisional Secretariat, Ampara District. (World Vision Lanka - Navithanvely Divisional Secretariat)
Focusing Areas: educational school leaver, vocational training, youth associations, sports clubs, unemployment issues, job opportunities and community development also peace building as well - Government investment in Agricultural Research and Development (R&D) in Sri Lanka- 2014 at South Asian University, New Delhi, India
- A Trend analysis of Innovative Investment in Agricultural Sector at South Eastern University of Sri Lanka 5th Annual International Conference - 2016
- Presented research paper for the International 93rd Annual Conference at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada “An economic analysis of agricultural adaptation to climate change impacts in Sri Lanka: an endogenous switching regression analysis”.
- On-going Research Work
A Study of Middlemen Marketing Systems during the Peak Harvesting Period in rural paddy cultivation area; A Case Study of Sittandy, Eravur Pattu Divisional Secretariat, Batticaloa District
Focusing areas: this study different approach about middlemen marketing channels and strategies like purchasing places-farmer gates, market place, home and brokers. Small scale farmers why they are selling low price during the peak harvest period lack of income, resettle financial loans, machinery cutting, wild elephant attack, and lack of storage, transport cost, shortage of labour and high wage
- Member of Curriculum Revision for Department of Economics Statistics