Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO
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The Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO is a platform open to scholars and researchers across the globe. The aim of the Journal is to be a leading source of scholarly articles and research papers in the UNESCO thematic areas through the promotion of research publications. The Journal Publishes articles in the thematic areas of Education, Sciences, Culture, and Communication and Information
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Journal Title: Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO
Journal Acronym: JKNCU
Journal Publisher: Kenya National Commission for UNESCO
Journal or Publisher Affiliation: Kenya National Commission for UNESCO
Journal ISSN (Online): 2958-7999
Journal ISSN (Print): 2789-9527
Country of Publication: Kenya
Publication Started: 2021
Frequency: Semi-annually
Discipline: Interdisciplinary or Multidisciplinary
Journal Official Email: knatcom.journal@unesco.go.ke
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Journal Editor: Dr James Gichiah Njogu
Journal Managing Editor: Dr James Gichiah Njogu
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Submission Guidelines: Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO is the official journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM). JKNCU is a bi-annual publication published in January and July each year. Manuscript submissions focusing on a range of issues in the thematic areas of Education, Natural Sciences, Social and Human Sciences, Culture, Communication and Information across Kenya, Africa and other parts of the world are welcome. The Journal publishes original unpublished works, short communications, rapid communications, notes and records, literature and book reviews, and policy pieces
The journal focuses on articles in the UNESCO thematic areas of competence which includes education, natural sciences, social and human sciences, culture, communication, and information. For each of the above thematic areas, the focus will be in the following sub-themes:
Education:
Higher Education and TVET (‘Leaving no one behind in education’ in view of COVID 19 pandemic, Integrat
Publication Ethics: Peer Review Policy
The Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO accepts manuscripts throughout the year, with publication cycles in December and July. All submissions undergo thorough review by the Editorial Board to ensure compliance with submission guidelines and screened for plagiarism. Once the decision has been made to peer-review the paper, the choice of referees is made by the editor who has been assigned the manuscript, in consultation with editors handling submissions in r
The Journal of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO is a platform open to scholars and researchers across the globe. The aim of the Journal is to be a leading source of scholarly articles and research papers in the UNESCO thematic areas through the promotion of research publications. The Journal Publishes articles in the thematic areas of Education, Sciences, Culture, and Communication and Information