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Advocacy for the promotion of local chlorine production with the WATA® approach in Mali…
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Baobab Project: from 19th to 26th February 2018, visit in Bamako of Dr Marinella De Leo, Faculty of Pharmacy of Pisa..
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Notebook no 1 de FESCAURI: Traditional Medicine and Divinatory Arts. The case of Mandé in Mali …
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August 7th 2015: Visit of a delegation from the University of Messina to the headquarters of Aidemet NGO
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Aidemet NGO continues to participate in animation of the coordination of the Alliance of Civil Society in Mali against Ebola Virus Disease. Even if Mali has been declared "Free Ebola," the fight continues! Here the 3rd number (Febrary 2015) of the Ebola newsletter in French:
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Aidemet NGO continues to participate in animation of the coordination of the Alliance of Civil Society in Mali against Ebola Virus Disease; here the 2nd number (January 2015) of the newsletter in French:
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Aidemet NGOs continues to animate the coordination of the Alliance of Civil Society in Mali against Ebola Virus Disease; here the 1st number (November and December 2014) of the newsletter in French:
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Aidemet NGO participates in the coordination of the Alliance of Civil Society in Mali against Ebola virus; here is the number 0 (October 2014) of the newsletter in French:
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The Aidemet NGO’s activities in support of the Herbalist Women in Mali go on. On line, the first issue of the newsletter: Women and Plants - Mali 2014
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April 2014: The commitment of Aidemet NGO on implication of Traditional Birth Attendants in management of obstetric emergencies: the HURAPRIM project
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Aidemet NGO resumes its activities in support to Women Herbalists of Mali. On line, the first issue of the newsletter: Women and Plants Mali 2014
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On the website of Aidemet NGO is available a new book: "Decentralization and Health", written by Sergio Giani, Rokia Sanogo and Mamoutou Diarra...
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Participation of Aidemet NGO
in the celebration of the World Day of Washing Hands with Soap
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The FAO Newsletter DIMITRA in its issue number 23 of May 2013 published an article on the Aidemet NGO project in support to herbalist women in Bamako and Ségou. Below, the links for the newsletter. The article is at page 20.
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The final workshop of Project: “Women and Plants” took place in Bamako on Saturday, July 14, 2012…
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March 2012: About Health Decentralisation, Traditional Medicine and Local Health Information System in Mali…
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The 1st Scientific Day of WANNPRES Mali took place on Saturday, December 17, 2011 in the Conference Room of INRSP. The theme was: "Medicinal plants and fight against sickness".
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November 2011: Aidemet Ngo, in partnership with the IDEASS Program, is looking for technical and financial partners for a research project on the development of a prototype of communitary solar distiller for plants essential oils…
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August 2011 : an article written by Sergio Giani and Rokia Sanogo has been published in the latest issue of Universitas Forum, which is dedicated to the integration of traditional medicine in health systems. The title is: "Traditional Medicine and Local Development: methodologies and approaches."
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Saturday, July 2d, 2011, in the Conference Room of the INRSP, Prof. Rokia Sanogo, President of Aidemet NGO, moderated a panel discussion on “Contribution of Traditional Birth Attendants in the reduction of maternal and neonatal mortality”.
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The Malian Federation of Traditional Healers and Herbalists (FEMATH) and the NGO Aid to Development of Traditional Medicine (Aidemet NGO) are helping malian women herbalists...
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March, 23rd 2011 : Press Conference on the fight against the Female Genital Mutilations...
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March 2010 : Article on the consumption of the Improved Traditional Phytomedicines in Mali…
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July 23rd 2009 : Presentation of the Pilot Project for the promotion of Home Water Treatment…
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Promoting the local production of a solution of active chlorine in Mali.
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Training Herbalist Women of Missira Market.
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The 7th edition of the International Week of the African Traditional Medicine (SIMTA)
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Ceremony in honour of Tiémogo Bengaly
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About Malaria and Traditional Medicine in Mali…
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Bringing Health Care nearer to the people in Zégoua Municipality
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Decentralization, Community Health and Traditional Medicine in the Municipal Space
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August 31st: African Day of Traditional Medicine.
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The 6th Week of the African Traditional Medicine.
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The fruit of Baobab has an excellent nutritional value because it is rich in fibres, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins, with a high content of vitamin C. In the rural areas of Mali, the Baobab’s fruit pulp is consumed both in solid form, and like a drink, as a food supplement, but is also used in traditional medicine as immunostimulant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antipyretic, astringent, and especially in the treatment of childhood diarrhoea. The research activities of the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Pisa will focus on in-depth phyto-chemical analysis, and research on bioactive molecules, while the Department of Traditional Medicine in Bamako will take care of collection and quality control of Baobab flour samples from different locations. 
Aidemet Ong will participate in the research for the development of improved forms of use and the logistical and administrative management of the project. However, the starting point of the various research activities will be to establish the state of knowledge on the Baobab fruit in its various aspects: agro-forestry, pharmacognosy, traditional medicine, galenics, nutrition and artisanal processing. All research will be conducted in a frame of complementarity, multidisciplinarity, stakeholder participation, valorisation of local knowledge and attention to gender aspects.