Fariza Haouchine – Sustainable Finance Student & Transition Practitioner
I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Money, Banking, Finance, and Insurance – specializing in Sustainable Finance and Banking. My academic background is multidisciplinary, combining finance, accounting, and the humanities. After an initial career in banking and financial advisory, I chose to redirect my path toward a more responsible form of finance, aligned with today’s ecological and social challenges.
I am currently interning at the TES unit (Environmental and Societal Transitions) at the University of Marie and Louis Pasteur, where I contribute to applied research projects on Doughnut Economics. My goal is to bridge sustainable finance with regenerative economic models, exploring practical tools to integrate planetary boundaries and social foundations into financial practices.
Convinced that transforming financial systems is essential for a just transition, I am committed to connecting financial analysis, ESG challenges, and alternative economic models to help shape a more sustainable future.
