Organising Earth Week taught me something I did not expect: that the hardest part would not be the logistics, but keeping up with the generosity of the people around me. Across two days and two campuses, we brought together practitioners who showed up not to give polished keynotes but to have genuine exchanges.  

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Myanmar is collapsing under the weight of overlapping crises: brutal civil war, worsening climate events such as flash floods and landslides, and a major earthquake in March 2025. More than 3.5 million people are now internally displaced. The scale of need is massive. At the same time, traditional humanitarian systems are shrinking: USAID has pulled out. UK and French aid are in retreat. The few NGOs that remain after the 2021 military coup are overstretched, expensive, and too slow.

• Read more about My Internship at HousingNOW: Building Resilience in the Midst of Crisis

This summer, I had the opportunity to join the Sea2Carbon team, a venture founded by INSEAD 24D alumni Utsav Oza and José Gomes. Sea2Carbon’s mission is clear and ambitious: harness the power of marine biomass to drive climate action, foster economic empowerment, and support environmental restoration.

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This blog was co-authored by the following MBA'25D students: Alexandra Boretou, Aditya Katyayan, Javier Planas Borrallo, Ives Oliveira Reis, Siqi Ren.

• Read more about From Farmland to Future: Crafting a Carbon Strategy in Fiji

With campuses in France, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and the US, I knew attending INSEAD would be a global experience. It was the main reason why I chose to apply in the first place. The opportunity to meet and learn from people of all different backgrounds and nationalities was a once-in-a-lifetime chance that I wanted to take, and I can honestly say that it has exceeded all expectations.

• Read more about Business as a Force for Good, Up Close: A Week With Unjani Clinics

This blog is authored by Erica Wallace, Florence Coghlan, Isadora Rial and Monica Song.In February 2025, about 25 INSEAD MBA students representing 15 nationalities swapped the lecture halls of Fontainebleau, Singapore and Abu Dhabi for the snow-capped peaks and vibrant streets of Kathmandu, Nepal. We arrived excited (not just for momos) and with a shared goal: to extend our learning to a real-world, impactful context while helping to improve access to care for children born with clubfoot.

• Read more about Scaling Impact One Step at a Time: INSEAD and MiracleFeet in Nepal

AI is a fast-paced technology that requires boards and their companies to adapt their governance to stay on top of things.

• Read more about The Challenge of AI in Sustainability: A Board View

During this summer, I had the incredible opportunity to work with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in South Africa, supporting them in restructuring their organisational structure.  WWF South Africa is a leading environmental organisation dedicated to conservation and sustainable development. They focus on protecting biodiversity, promoting sustainable resource use, and combating climate change within South Africa through research, advocacy, and community engagement.  

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I have always been passionate about exploring new countries and cultures. So, when Access Afya, a rapidly growing healthcare start-up dedicated to providing affordable healthcare to low-income communities, offered me the opportunity to intern in Kenya for the summer, I eagerly accepted.This internship provided an unparalleled experience, offering an insider’s perspective on how a social impact-driven start-up operates within Kenya’s developing economy.

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