HSBC Indonesia, a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc, has been a prominent banking and financial services provider in the country since 1884. Offering a wide range of services, including retail banking, wealth management, and commercial banking tailored to individuals and businesses, the bank is committed to sustainability and supports initiatives that promote environmental protection and financing projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions. With a focus on digital solutions, HSBC Indonesia enhances customer experiences while contributing to the country's economic growth.

WWF-Indonesia and HSBC have built a strong partnership over the past two decades, working together to support environmental conservation and community resilience across Indonesia. Through the NEWtrees program, they restore critical forest areas in the Ciliwung River Basin by engaging communities to plant endemic trees, while tracking growth and carbon storage with geotagging and Jejak.in. In West Java, the Sustainable Coffee initiative empowers farmers with training in sustainable practices, post-harvest management, and financial literacy, while also promoting coffee education and ecotourism. The Freshwater Program, launched in 2018, focuses on revitalizing the Koto Panjang Water Catchment through land restoration, hydropower system improvement, and environmental education. Across all programs, the partnership promotes long-term sustainability, community empowerment, and ecosystem protection.