Journal of Climate Change, Disaster Risk and Resilience Studies

Instructions for Authors

Journal of Climate Change, Disaster Risk and Resilience Studies invites the submission of original research articles, review papers, applied studies, case studies, and short communications that fall within the journal’s thematic scope. Authors are requested to follow the guidelines below for manuscript preparation and submission.

Submission Guidelines

All manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word format via the journal’s online submission portal.
A cover letter should accompany the manuscript, providing the corresponding author's contact information and a brief description of the article’s contribution or focus.
Submissions must be original and should not be under review elsewhere.
Authors must confirm that all listed co-authors have approved the final version of the manuscript before submission.
Formatting should follow the journal’s standards. The editorial team may request revisions for clarity, structure, or presentation.

Article Types

Research Articles: Full-length studies on climate science, disaster risk management, resilience planning, adaptation strategies, or related areas.
Review Articles: Structured summaries of literature or policy experience, including synthesis of best practices and challenges in risk and resilience work.
Case Studies: In-depth accounts of disaster events, adaptation programs, or community-based initiatives, with clear lessons or frameworks.
Short Communications: Concise updates, technical reports, or field observations that contribute to ongoing climate and risk discussions.

Manuscript Structure

Title Page: Title of the article, author names, affiliations, and contact information for the corresponding author.
Abstract: A structured summary (150-250 words) outlining the study’s objectives, methods, results, and key implications.
Keywords: Include 5-10 indexing terms relevant to the content.
Introduction: Background context, rationale, and clear objectives.
Methods: Description of study design, tools, datasets, fieldwork, or analytical techniques.
Results: Presentation of findings, supported by tables, charts, or illustrations as needed.
Discussion: Interpretation of findings and connection to broader practice or literature.
Conclusion: Summary of key messages and recommendations.
References: All references must follow APA style and be complete and consistent.

Review Process

Submissions are subject to double-blind peer review. Authors typically receive initial reviewer comments within four weeks of submission.

Copyright and Open Access

Accepted articles are published open access. Authors must agree to transfer copyright upon acceptance.

Article Processing Charges (APC)

An APC of $1019 is applicable to accepted articles. Authors with funding constraints may contact the editorial office to request a partial reduction.

For editorial assistance, contact the journal team at [email protected]