Journal of Research and Rural Planning

Journal of Research and Rural Planning

 Number of Volumes

15

 Number of Issues

53

 Number of Articles

475

 Number of Contributors

931

 Number of Submissions

 1,374 

 Accepted Submissions

475

 Acceptance Rate

35

 Time to Accept (Days)

80

 Number of Indexing Databases

26

 Number of Reviewers

176

 

Dear users of the Journal of Research and Rural Planning

Note1: The Journal of Research and Rural Planning (JRRP) has been published bi-quarterly (2 issues per year) since April 2012 and has been published quarterly (4 issues per year) since April 2014.

 Note2: Based on the latest decision, the Office of the Journal of Research and Rural  Planning informs all researchers and scholars that due to the publication of the journal in English, the journal will not receive any fees  (Page Charge) for publishing articles from the authors.

Note3: Journal of Research and Rural Planning as the Core Journals was ranked Q1 in the last evaluation of the Islamic World Citation Database (ISC) in 2025 with an impact factor of 0.500 and a self-citation of 12.5%.

Note4: The Scientific Journal of Research & Rural Planning was awarded "A" rating for the third year in a row in the assessment of 2022 to 2026 by the Policy and Planning Office of Research Affairs of MSRT.

Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 2 - Serial Number 53, Spring 2026, Pages 1-148 

Keywords Cloud

  • Rural Development
  • Rural tourism
  • Sustainable development
  • Iran
  • rural areas
  • Social capital
  • drought
  • Rural women
  • Rural Housing
  • quality of life
  • rural settlements
  • Tourism
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Village
  • Rural economy
  • Sustainable rural development
  • Rural Management
  • Vulnerability
  • Participation
  • Grounded theory
  • Ecotourism
  • Resilience
  • None
  • key
  • GIS
  • Factor analysis
  • sustainable livelihood
  • rural entrepreneurship
  • Agriculture
  • Empowerment
  • Sustainability
  • Satisfaction
  • Spatial Analysis
  • Earthquake
  • Sustainable agriculture
  • Housing
  • rural sustainable development
  • Women
  • TOPSIS
  • Health
  • Saffron
  • Food security
  • Rasht County
  • development
  • Sari County
  • Structural equation modeling
  • rural employment
  • Poverty
  • employment
  • Investment
  • Social participation
  • Isfahan province
  • Handicrafts
  • Boyer-Ahmad County
  • Agricultural development
  • Good governance
  • Social sustainability
  • rural settlement
  • return migration
  • rural
  • sustainable tourism
  • land use
  • Rural Planning
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Mazandaran
  • Guilan province
  • Key drivers
  • Isfahan
  • Evaluation
  • Tarom County
  • structural equations
  • lifestyle
  • Roshtkhar County
  • Environmental Quality
  • rural communities
  • Geographical information system
  • rural community
  • East Azerbaijan
  • Mashhad
  • Golestan province
  • future studies
  • tourism development
  • Mazandaran Province
  • economic sustainability
  • local community
  • Zanjan County
  • spatial distribution
  • sense of place
  • Life quality
  • Ardabil Province
  • Assessment
  • Land use change
  • Economic Development
  • Jiroft County
  • Second home tourism
  • social
  • Strategy
  • Sarvabad County
  • rural economic development
  • religious tourism
  • Land consolidation
  • immigration
  • Smart Growth
  • villages
  • Spatial Developments
  • business development
  • Ecological footprint
  • RFLDL international project
  • Marvdasht
  • economic
  • Tehran
  • Lasht Nesha
  • social development
  • women\'s participation
  • Mahidasht
  • Rural livelihoods
  • Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
  • TOPSIS technique
  • Rural Households
  • Women\'s empowerment
  • fuzzy inference system
  • Thematic Analysis
  • DRASTIC
  • rural tourism development
  • environmental effects
  • rural governance
  • Multiple regression
  • Physical quality
  • Guide plan
  • rural area
  • Adaptation
  • Microcredit funds
  • Logit model
  • Migration
  • waste
  • Spatial Organization
  • Food insecurity
  • information and communication technology (ICT)
  • Ilam Province
  • VIKOR technique
  • Destination image
  • Locating
  • Social trust
  • Crisis Management
  • fars
  • Kermanshah Province
  • villagers
  • Multi-criteria decision making
  • Smart village
  • sustainable livelihoods
  • Rural business
  • index
  • scenario
  • SWOT
  • Firouzeh county
  • rural migration
  • Site Selection
  • Ardabil
  • Effectiveness
  • employment generation
  • Sustainable rural economy
  • Sistan
  • Livelihood assets
  • Dohezar Dehestan
  • agricultural land
  • Socio-economic factors
  • Structural Analysis
  • Semirom County
  • second homes
  • Karaj County
  • Rostaq Dehestan
  • Planning
  • rural household
  • Rudbar County
  • Geographically weighted regression
  • Social Awareness
  • Delphi Method
  • tourism impacts
  • Climate change
  • Prevalence
  • Border Markets
  • rural environment
  • Agricultural tourism
  • Afghanistan
  • Economic diversity
  • exploratory factor analysis
  • temporary housing
  • Targeted subsidies
  • Home business
  • Varzeghan
  • Theory of planned behavior
  • Solar energy
  • northern Khorasan
  • North Khorasan Province
  • Physical Development
  • Economic and social effects
  • Resettlement
  • Livelihood
  • Individual factors
  • Fars province