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FOCUS AND SCOPE
The Journal of Indonesian Society Empowerment (JISE) welcomes research that addresses key social issues through practical and sustainable solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Topics may span a variety of fields, including community development, education, technology, health, and social inclusion, with an emphasis on creating positive, long-term societal impact.
We encourage authors to submit work that explores the following thematic areas, contributing to the body of knowledge necessary for fostering sustainable and equitable development:
| SDG Target | Thematic Area | Focus & Scope |
|---|---|---|
| SDG 1 No Poverty |
Community Empowerment & Local Economic Development | Community-based economic initiatives, livelihood support, poverty reduction strategies, grassroots economic development, and entrepreneurship programs in underserved communities. |
| SDG 4 Quality Education |
Education for Sustainable Development | Innovative educational programs, lifelong learning initiatives, capacity building, skills development, community education, and knowledge transfer for sustainable development. |
| SDG 5 Gender Equality |
Gender Equality & Social Inclusion | Programs promoting gender equality, women empowerment, protection of marginalized groups, inclusive community services, and equitable access to resources and opportunities. |
| SDG 8 Decent Work & Economic Growth |
Skills Training & Vocational Development | Workforce development, occupational skill-building, vocational training programs, entrepreneurship support, employment initiatives, and labor market integration strategies. |
| SDG 9 Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure |
Technological Innovation & Design for Social Impact | Appropriate technology adoption, digital empowerment, technological accessibility, innovative solutions for community challenges, and design thinking applications in social work. |
| SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities |
Social Access & Equity Services | Community service initiatives, reducing social disparities, equitable access to services, social protection programs, and inclusive community development in marginalized populations. |
| SDG 11 Sustainable Cities & Communities |
Development in Outskirt & Underdeveloped Areas | Sustainable development in rural areas, remote communities, and underprivileged regions; infrastructure development; community resilience; and place-based social interventions. |
| SDG 17 Partnerships for Goals |
Multi-stakeholder Collaboration & Service Integration | Collaborative research, cross-sector partnerships, integrated community services, participatory approaches, and systems-based solutions involving communities, government, and civil society. |
Methodological Approaches
JISE accepts the following types of contributions:
- Empirical Research: Original quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods studies demonstrating community-based interventions and outcomes
- Participatory Action Research: Community-engaged research with direct involvement of beneficiary populations
- Case Studies & Best Practices: Detailed analysis of community service programs, implementation strategies, and lessons learned
- Impact Evaluations: Assessment of program effectiveness, sustainability, and social outcomes
- Conceptual & Policy Papers: Reflective scholarship advancing theory and practice in community empowerment and social development
Geographic & Sectoral Focus
While prioritizing the Indonesian context, JISE welcomes submissions from researchers working in the Global South and addressing similar development challenges. Studies may focus on urban, rural, or peri-urban settings, and may address multiple sectors including health, education, economic development, technology, governance, and social services.
























