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Our 20-year journey has been a rollercoaster ride full of hope and aspiration, with more than its fair share of standout moments and contrasting emotions – bringing with it feelings of great celebration and joy in the face of huge challenges and, at times, desperation. We have grown wiser and stronger from these experiences, and with you our courageous supporters, we have proven time and again that together we can achieve the impossible and bring about positive change.

As an organisation, Greenpeace Southeast Asia is proud to reflect this beautiful and diverse region. We are an organisation run by local people, supporting local people, for local people and the protection of this place we call home.

This, our 20th year, has perhaps been among our most challenging as Southeast Asia grapples with the effect of the coronavirus pandemic. But we see this moment, not as a time of hopelessness but one of opportunity. A chance to reset the balance and act with urgency to fix the climate emergency and create a “Better Normal” for us all. 

We need your energy, creativity and willingness to act more than ever as we look to the future, and together do what we do best – make change possible. 

Let’s continue our journey TOGETHER.


 


 

 

 

 

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