SELF-ARCHIVING POLICY

International Journal of Nature and Environmental Research (IJNER) supports the broad dissemination and long-term preservation of scholarly research through its self-archiving policy. The journal encourages authors to increase the visibility, accessibility, and impact of their work by depositing and sharing their published articles in institutional repositories, personal websites, academic networks, and other non-commercial platforms.

Authors retain the right to archive and disseminate their research while ensuring proper acknowledgment of the original publication in IJNER. The journal believes that self-archiving promotes knowledge sharing, strengthens scientific collaboration, and contributes to the advancement of environmental and natural sciences.

Author Self-Archiving Rights

Authors are permitted to:

  • Deposit the accepted or published version of their manuscript in institutional repositories and digital archives.
  • Share their articles on personal websites, university webpages, and non-commercial academic platforms.
  • Disseminate their research through research-sharing networks and scholarly databases.
  • Use their published work for educational, research, and professional purposes, provided that appropriate citation is given to the original publication.

Conditions for Self-Archiving

  • Authors must provide complete bibliographic information and a citation to the original article published in IJNER.
  • The title of the journal, volume, issue number, and publication details must be clearly indicated.
  • Any shared version of the article must acknowledge IJNER as the original source of publication.
  • Self-archiving must comply with the journal's copyright and licensing policies.

Benefits of Self-Archiving

  • Increases the visibility and accessibility of research.
  • Enhances the dissemination and impact of scholarly work.
  • Encourages international collaboration and knowledge exchange.
  • Promotes open access to scientific information and research findings.

Through its self-archiving policy, International Journal of Nature and Environmental Research (IJNER) reaffirms its commitment to open access, academic transparency, and the global dissemination of high-quality research in environmental and natural sciences.