SIE Delegation Visits CAAS
On 18 November 2025, a large delegation of the Salon International de l’Entrepreneuriat – AES 2025 visited the CAAS campus. The mission from Bamako consisted …
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85 Trainees in the 9th Course
Good news from CAAS: Despite the difficult situation, 85 young women have now been able to start their training at CAAS. At first, due to …
Training Begins Despite Crisis
With a delay of nearly two weeks, the new basic training course at CAAS has now begun. Forty of the roughly 150 preselected applicants have …
Malian Leadership Team in Bavaria
This week, the Malian leadership team of CAAS undertook an exciting study trip through Bavaria. Participants included Salaha Baby, National Coordinator, Allasane Boré, Head of …
Graduation of the 8th Course
After six months of training, the 8th course at CAAS was celebrated today. 74 young women who lived, learned, and worked on the campus during …
Cancer Screening at CAAS
In August 2025, Prof. Cheick Bougadari Traoré visited CAAS in Siby with a team of doctors to conduct preventive health screenings for trainees and female …
Support Courses in Kalassa
This year, CAAS, together with the CAP school authority in Siby (Centre d’Animation Pédagogique de Siby), is offering support courses at the school in Kalassa. …
The savings bank in Kalassa
In 2024, the Malian Savings Banks Association (CAECE) took up the CAAS’s suggestion to establish a local savings bank and, with our support, opened a …
Gardens: Locations and developments
Thanks to generous private donations, two more community gardens for women can be created this year – in the villages of Guena and Samalofira. The …
SIAM agricultural fair at CAAS
From June 13 to 15, 2025, CAAS hosted the first edition of the Salon des Innovations Agricoles du Mali (SIAM). The three-day agricultural fair was …
Use of by-products
Since the new peanut press went into operation, the CAAS team has been continuously developing ideas on how to make good use of not only …
New cultivation areas – Zaï method
New agricultural land has recently been developed at CAAS – including for the cultivation of kinkeliba (herbal tea), lemongrass, and allspice. The beds were prepared …
