Aims and Scope

Aims and Scope of the Journal of Extension Systems
The Journal of Extension Systems (JES) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the study, development, and dissemination of extension systems and practices. It aims to promote the exchange of knowledge, research, and innovations that improve the effectiveness of extension services in various sectors, particularly agriculture, rural development, and community education.

The journal serves as a platform for scholars, extension professionals, practitioners, and policymakers to share insights into the theory, practice, and impact of extension systems globally. We welcome articles that contribute to the advancement of extension methodologies, policy, technology transfer, and participatory approaches aimed at enhancing rural livelihoods, improving agricultural practices, and fostering sustainable community development.

Topics of Interest
The Journal of Extension Systems invites submissions related to the following areas, though other related topics are also welcome:

Agricultural Extension Systems

Innovations in agricultural extension methodologies
Technology adoption and dissemination
Extension and advisory services for smallholder farmers
Integrating climate change adaptation into extension services
Rural Development and Livelihoods

Rural empowerment and capacity building through extension
Gender-sensitive extension approaches
Enhancing rural economic development through extension programs
Livelihood diversification and sustainable agriculture
Communication and Knowledge Transfer

Effective communication strategies for extension
Use of ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in extension
Digital platforms for knowledge sharing and capacity building
Participatory communication approaches in rural settings
Extension Education and Training

Training programs for extension professionals
Curriculum development for extension education
Adult education and learning in extension contexts
Evaluation and impact assessment of extension training programs
Policy and Governance in Extension Systems

National and regional extension policies
Public-private partnerships in extension systems
Extension system governance, sustainability, and financing
Monitoring and evaluation of extension services
Sustainable Development and Extension

Extension approaches for environmental sustainability
Promoting agroecology and sustainable farming practices
Role of extension in achieving the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)
Climate-smart extension approaches
Types of Articles
The journal publishes the following types of articles:

Original Research Articles
Review Articles
Case Studies
Policy Papers
Short Communications
Book Reviews
We encourage contributions from diverse disciplines, including agricultural sciences, rural sociology, extension education, communication, development studies, and related fields