Archiving Policy
KHIDMAT: Jurnal Penerapan Ilmu dan Pemberdayaan Berkelanjutan is committed to the long-term preservation and accessibility of all published scholarly content. The journal ensures that articles remain permanently available to readers, researchers, and institutions through a combination of digital preservation strategies and repository-based archiving.
Digital Preservation
All published articles are stored in the journal’s electronic publishing system and maintained on secure servers managed by the publisher. Regular backups are performed to prevent data loss and to ensure the integrity of the journal archive.
Repository Archiving
The journal encourages and permits authors to deposit their published articles in:
- institutional repositories,
- subject-based repositories,
- national repositories,
- personal websites,
- and academic networking platforms,
provided that proper citation to the original publication in KHIDMAT: Jurnal Penerapan Ilmu dan Pemberdayaan Berkelanjutan is included.
Open Access Preservation
As an open-access journal, all articles are made freely available immediately upon publication and remain accessible without embargo. The journal seeks to preserve scholarly content in a manner that supports unrestricted access for current and future users.
Metadata Preservation
Bibliographic metadata, abstracts, keywords, author information, and citation data are maintained within the journal management system to facilitate indexing, discoverability, and long-term retrieval.
Withdrawal and Retraction
Articles may only be withdrawn or retracted in accordance with the journal’s Publication Ethics and COPE guidelines. In the event of a retraction, the original article record will be retained and clearly marked as retracted to preserve the scholarly record.
Commitment to Long-Term Access
The publisher is committed to maintaining continuous access to the journal archive and implementing appropriate preservation measures to ensure that the published scholarly record remains available for future generations of researchers and readers.