16th EASA Biennial Conference
New anthropological horizons in and beyond Europe
21-24 July 2020 in Lisbon
ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon and ICS-Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon
EASA2020 Lisboa - Film programme
22 accepted films as list 4 days 12 sessions
Alternative Storytelling
Tuesday 21 July
Film Screening + Q/A: 8:30-10:45
LIVE Q/A: 9:50
Des Racines, un Loi
(Many Roots, One Law)
Under the leadership of the World Health Organization and the Organization of African Unity, African states have been led to develop national policies to regulate the practice of traditional medicine. In Côte d'Ivoire, the vote of the law of 16 July 2015 represents an important step for the recognition and integration of practitioners of traditional medicine in the health system. The National Program for the Promotion of Traditional Medicine in Abidjan is responsible for this sector, it is also the institutional place where bureaucrats and traditional therapists meet. In the global market for natural medicines, herbal medicines and dietary supplements, practitioners of traditional medicines face many challenges: controlling their practices, protecting their knowledge, supplying a standardized product of their traditional medicines and increase their knowledge during trainings.
