Suzzana Nakkazi (she/her)  

Assistant Researcher

 “One step at a time is all it takes to get you there”

(Emily Dickinson 2021)

 Suzan is a passionate researcher with over 10 years of experience in socio-economic and public health research specific to the field and analytical components, conducting FGDs, KIIs, IDIs, Observation studies and using PRA techniques, data transcription, data analysis using Nvivo, report writing and with exceptional skills in survey research using electronic data collection tools like ODK and Kobo tool. 

She has been involved in health research related to children (malaria), sexual reproductive health, and rights among the youths, older persons, orphans, and vulnerable children (OVC)projects evaluation, sex workers, TB studies, family planning, health labor market, COVID-19, and HIV. She can work independently under extreme conditions with tactfulness, ethics, and perseverance to deliver in the stipulated time; she likes creating change in communities through sharing knowledge, community empowerment, advocacy, promotion, and protection of human rights. 

Suzan is a graduate of Master of Arts in Sociology and Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences from Makerere University; she is fluent in English; Luganda is her mother tongue and basic at Lusoga. She loves reading novels, listening to music, watching movies, and swimming.

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