Greenpeace Indonesia's Open Donation Strategy in Increasing Participation on Climate Change Issues in Timbulsloko Village

Why does Greenpeace open donations to the Indonesian people?. The issue of climate change has currently attracted a lot of attention worldwide, including Indonesia. The involvement of various parties is not only carried out by the government and society but also by non-governmental organizations, one of which is Greenpeace. This article will examine the phenomenon of open donations for seaside flood victims in Timbulsloko village in increasing public participation, where this village has become one of the concerns of Greenpeace Indonesia so that several efforts have been made to resolve this problem, one of which is open donations. Seeing this phenomenon, this research wants to see what made Greenpeace take the initiative to open donations to the Indonesian people. By examining the phenomenon of open donations made by Greenpeace to victims affected by the ROB flood in Timbulsloko village, Indonesia, this research argues that the efforts made by Greenpeace in opening donations are one of Greenpeace's ways of increasing community participation to be aware of the phenomenon of the impact of climate change present in real life. Using a case study method in Timbulsloko Village, this research will try to see what motivates Greenpeace to open donations in general, and what motivates the community to get involved in donations.