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Messaging tips to drive climate change action

Civil society organizations (CSOs) work tirelessly to inspire action on climate change. But are their messages reaching the right people and making an impact?

By Kedung Soejaya, COO and Partner

5 Agustus 2026

By Kedung Soejaya, COO and Partner

Civil society organizations (CSOs) work tirelessly to inspire action on climate change. But are their messages reaching the right people and making an impact? To find out, C4C joined forces with Development Dialogue Asia (DDA) to explore how diverse audiences in Indonesia perceive climate change messaging. The result? A guidebook designed to help CSOs craft strategies that resonate and drive action. Here are the key insights and practical takeaways every climate advocate should know.


Messaging must not only reach people, but move them


An essential part of effective messaging is crafting it to resonate emotionally with the audience. To create compelling climate change messages, it's crucial to align them with the unique values and concerns of each audience group. In our guidebook, we recommend using moral framing tailored to the characteristics of Indonesian audiences—adaptable to suit the specific goals of CSO campaigns:


Frame your message right with C4C


To drive meaningful engagement, climate change messages must connect emotionally and practically with each audience. By focusing on what matters most—whether it's family safety, community solidarity, or preserving livelihoods—you can ensure your message resonates deeply and inspires action.


C4C specializes in crafting impactful and compelling climate change messaging. Contact us today to learn how to frame messages that truly make a difference.

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