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Journal of Community Services in Society

Empowerment, Grassroots Innovation & Sustainable Development

Publishing model: Diamond Open Access (Free) • Frequency: Biannual (June, November) • Online ISSN: 3025-4122
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Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) Inaugural Edition

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) • Full Open Access
Published online: October 2026 • Published by GIA Press
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Participatory Renewable Microgrid Deployment and Community Governance in Archipelago Fishing Settlements

A 14-month collaborative community engagement project installing solar-biomass hybrid cold storage for smallholder fishers. Post-intervention evaluation showed fish spoilage dropped from 38% to 4.2% with verified community co-management.

Community-Based Post-Harvest Value Addition and Cooperative Digital Accounting for Highland Coffee Farmers

Introducing anaerobic fermentation protocols and mobile ledger book-keeping across three village cooperatives. Household revenue increased by an average of 44% with transparent financial records.

Inter-Village Water Sanitation Safety Planning and Participatory Water Quality Monitoring in Rural Watersheds

Training rural youth cadres to monitor coliform levels in gravity-fed spring systems. Water-borne gastrointestinal cases declined by 58% over a one-year public health monitoring period.

Empowering Women-Led Agro-Processing Microenterprises Through Appropriate Food Packaging Technology and Digital Commerce

Deploying nitrogen-flushing vacuum sealing and QR-code product traceability for 45 rural female entrepreneurs. Product shelf-life extended by 6 months, expanding direct market distribution.

Community Disaster Risk Mapping and Participatory Tsunami Evacuation Drills in Coastal Palu Settlements

Co-designing localized GIS hazard evacuation maps and nighttime simulation drills with 1,200 coastal residents along Palu Bay. Mean evacuation times were reduced by 47% across vulnerable demographic groups.