STRATEGI GREENPEACE INDONESIA DALAM MENANGANI DEFORESTASI DI HUTAN PAPUA OLEH PT. KORINDO GROUP TAHUN 2016-2021

Papua, which is the province with the largest forest area in Indonesia, continues to experience destruction. Global market demand related to palm oil continues to increase, that's what makes palm oil companies start aggressively clearing forest and massive deforestation continues to occur. Not only forest destruction, but also conflicts over the rights of neglected people. Greenpeace Indonesia then collaborated with Forensic Architecture to investigate the activities of Korindo, a plantation company that had burned land for expansion of their plantation in Papua. Korindo is the company that owns the largest oil palm plantation in Papua and 57,000 hectares of forest in the province has been destroyed since 2001. This study aims to describe the strategy of Greenpeace Indonesia in defending Papua's forests from deforestation carrien out by PT. Korindo Group. Also as the main input related to explaining the role of INGOs, communities, and transnational actors in efforts to preserve the environment that must be protected and aims to find out the extent of the efforts made by Greenpeace Indonesia and the obstacles faced in defending Papua's forests from deforestation