Countryside Development Research Journal

-based development project implementation
• technology impact assessment/evaluation
• socio-economic condition (health, well-being, quality of life,
• sustainability as impact of implemented science-based solutions.
• gender issues involved in scientific inquiries and development
• education, socio-cultural studies related to countryside development
• technology development in support of micro, small and medium enterprises
• engineering and technology solutions to problems in the countryside

Papers submitted underwent double-blind review process. Each manuscript submitted to the CDRJ is reviewed by at least two referees. Referees are selected by the editor based on qualifications and the ability to provide a timely review. The CDRJ is published in annual basis. Special publication within a year may be produced if there will be sufficient materials and contributors. There is an online publication as well as printed form. This page was created to provide avenue to all who has interest on the paper. The page encourages everyone to discuss about the published paper. Through this account, dissemination of published articles in the CDRJ will increase and potential impact is improved.