Supporter | Greenpeace

Climate change is the biggest environmental, humanitarian and security threat that affects us all. Our climate justice campaign aims to hold the big polluters accountable for the worsening impacts of climate change, whose victims include the weak and vulnerable communities of Southeast Asia. We need you to help amplify our call for the fossil fuel industry and their respective governments to take the moral responsibility to act now against climate change and set us on a low-carbon pathway for our children to have a sustainable future.

Anna Abad (Climate Justice Campaigner PH)

“100% Indonesia” Project
The general election is the primary ground for democratic practice, and presents a path to ensure the emergence of a leader who is 100% willing to protect the natural environment.

Blusukan Asap Jokowi
A great national leader isn’t limited to great aspirations, but has the courage to see them realised without fear or shame, even when their power is on the line, for the sake of the right to a clean and healthy environment

Teguh Surya (Forests ID)

As Greenpeace continues to fight for a future that is powered by clean and renewable energy sources, it is important that we expose the threats that undermine this effort. Coal-fired power plants remain the biggest source of this threat not only to our Energy Revolution campaign but also to the health, environments, and livelihoods of coal-impacted communities across Southeast Asia. The True Cost of Coal reports have helped empower local communities fighting against coal by giving out the right and vital information in order to continue their resistance.
Reuben Muni, Climate and Energy Campaigner

Reuben Muni (Energy Revolution PH)

Our Campaign in the Philippines is not just about bringing the health of the oceans, and allow fishes to swim and alleaviating the lives of fishers, but more so, it is a reminder of the importance of the seas to our archipelagic narrative, and establishing the critical role of each of us in protecting our seas.

Vince Cinches (Oceans PH)

Access to clean energy is an universal human right. We standup for our rights to secure a clean renewable energy system and policy

Charia Senpong (Climate & Energy Campaigner TH)

Anna Abad

(Climate Justice Campaigner PH)

Teguh Surya

(Forests ID)

Reuben Muni

(Energy Revolution PH)

Vince Cinches

(Oceans PH)

Charia Senpong

Growth of Supporters

Greenpeace Southeast Asia has more than a million actively engaged supporters who sign up our online petitions, subscribe to campaign updates via e-mail, and follow us on social media.

Warriors of the Rainbow

GREENPEACE Financial Report

Our work in Greenpeace is possible thanks to the millions of people who fund our work across the globe. In Southeast Asia, we have 57,726 financial donors from all walks of life who support our work. Because of them, we are able to campaign for a greener future by investigating, documenting and lobbying for the protection of our climate, forests, oceans, freshwater, and food.

Greenpeace is the only global environmental charity that does not accept funds from corporations or governments. Our financial independence enables us to do our job credibly by exposing environmental crimes and demanding accountability and restitution.

In 2014, we increased our investment in Fundraising to enable strong sustainable growth in coming years and were able to raise 175,611,000 Thai Baht within the region. On expenditures per campaign issue, 50% of the campaign expenditure was used for our forests campaign, 12% for our oceans campaign, 24% for our climate and energy campaign, 4% for our toxics campaign, 6% for our sustainable agriculture campaign, and 3% for other campaign related activities such as rapid response. This expenditure reflects the prioritisation of our campaigning work.

Greenpeace takes transparency and accountably very seriously, and is a signatory to the INGO Accountability Charter

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The next three years for Greenpeace Southeast Asia are of critical importance in ensuring hard won gains are capitalized on and emerging issues are tackled head on.

Guided by our new strategic plan, our priorities and our new Operating Model, we have developed a framework for quick and effective responses, applying the pressure we need in order to successfully challenge the status quo.

Moving forward, with our growing supporter base and dedicated activists, with you and others like you in Southeast Asia, small gains and huge victories are possible.