About the Journal
Sources of Support
Major donation comes from Governmental and non-Governmental institutions affiliated to the agriculture sector including ministry of Agriculture, Ethiopian institute of agricultural Research, International development organizations like SNV (The Netherlands Development Organization), FAO, chemical companies, etc.
Peer Review
Submitted manuscripts are subjected to preliminary screening based on appropriateness of the theme and quality of the contents to standards of PMJoE. The editorial board may reject those manuscripts that are not according to the guidelines and that do not meet the standards of PMJoE, and will be returned to the author(s) before processing further. The manuscripts that are cleared the initial screening would undergo a double- blinded peer review process. Two to three reviewers in the same or related fields of specialization are assigned by the Editorial Board to carry out the review based on the guideline and merits of the manuscript. Reviewers report would serve as basis for making final decision for acceptance or rejection of the manuscript. If the manuscript is accepted, it will be sent, along with comments, to the corresponding author; and the corresponding author will be given 5 working days to pen the comments and suggested improvements, and resend it to the Editorial Office.
General
Pest Management Journal of Ethiopia is the publication of the Plant Protection Society of Ethiopia. PPSE is a non-profit professional association established in 1992 by the merger of two previously formed committees: the Ethiopian Phytopathological committee (EPC) established in 1976, and the Committee of Ethiopian Entomologist (CEE), established in 1981. The objective of PPSE is to contribute towards the development of Ethiopian agriculture by reducing crop losses caused by pests through promoting effective research, documenting and dissemination of scientific information, encourage professional growth and fostering interdisciplinary interaction among plant protection scientists to solve problems related to plant protection.
Publication Scheduling
This journal publishes two issues in one volume per year.
