BHAKTI Bhinneka: Bina Harmoni dan Karya untuk Transformasi is a peer-reviewed community service journal focusing on community empowerment and sustainable transformation through the application of science, technology, innovation, and research-based knowledge. The journal provides a scholarly platform for academics, practitioners, and community stakeholders to disseminate innovative, participatory, and evidence-based community engagement practices that strengthen community capacity, improve sustainable livelihoods, promote social inclusion, and contribute to sustainable development.
The journal particularly welcomes community service manuscripts within the following areas:
1. Sustainable Livelihoods and Economic Empowerment
Community entrepreneurship, MSME development, digital business, local economic development, agribusiness development, value-added products, cooperative and community institutional strengthening, financial and business literacy, and sustainable livelihood development.
2. Digital Technology and Social Innovation
Digital transformation, information technology for community empowerment, digital literacy, appropriate technology, information systems, technology adoption, and social innovations designed to address community needs and challenges.
3. Sustainable Agriculture, Forestry and Environment
Sustainable agriculture, agricultural and farmer empowerment, sustainable agribusiness, forestry and natural resource management, environmental conservation, climate adaptation, waste management, ecological awareness, and community-based environmental initiatives.
4. Community Health, Education and Human Development
Community health promotion, maternal and child health, health education, community-based preventive initiatives, education and literacy, training and capacity building, human resource development, and inclusive community development.
Manuscripts submitted to BHAKTI Bhinneka should demonstrate a clear community problem or need, participatory implementation methods, the application or transfer of science and technology, measurable outputs and outcomes, and an evaluation of the effectiveness and sustainability of the community service intervention.
Priority is given to manuscripts demonstrating community participation, innovation, measurable impact, sustainability, and the potential for replication or further development in other communities.
