What it is ? This is a formation that comprises theoretical research and practical
approach with methodological tools to carry out a complete ethnobotanical
field research.
Who is it for? It is proposed to researchers, scientists, botanists and
pharmacists.
How long is it for? The full program runs for an intense period of 4-months
representing around 463 hours of theory and 469 hours of practical work.
Where does it take place? In the regions of Nariño and Putumayo in Southern
Andes of Colombia and pre-Amazon; with field training among local communities and traditional doctors.
Organization and time-line
| Course Hours | Starting Date | Finishing Day |
| 8am-1pm 2pm - 7pm | September 5th 2016 | January 15th 2016 |
| 8am-1pm 2pm - 7pm | March 6th 2017 | July 17th 2017 |
Participants: limited to 5 – max 7 members per group in agreement with
the local communities and doctors involved in the formation.
Place of the program:
- Courses will take place at the
Pineda Research Center in
Pasto, Nariño, Colombia. - 4 expeditions will take place in
Nariño, Putumayo, Andes and
Pre-Amazon regions of
Colombia
Program costs:
| 3900 USD | 3500 Euros |
Prices are VAT included in USD or Euros.
What it is included in the cost?
- Pedagogical supports.
- Materials.
- Picking up from local airport
- (SJP Pasto).
- Transport transfer to residency.
- Accomodation and transports
- during special expeditions to do
- field research with communities
- and ancestral doctors.
- Experience in medicinal
- gardens.
- Analysis and quality controls.
- Exchange with local
- pharmaceutical industry.
Not included in the price:
- Trip to Colombia.
- Accommodation in the city
during theorical courses. - Local transports in the city.
- Food.
Our formation is based on theories and practices where the participant received
personalized follow-up. An integrative approach is given from modern and traditional perspectives. This complete and intense courses allow the participant to led field research projects and position in the phyto and pharmaceutical sectors.
Themes developed:
Theme 1: Ethnobotany I.
Theme 2: Taxonomy.
Theme 3: Plants samplings.
Theme 4: Ethnobotany II.
Theme 5: Anthropology.
Theme 6: Ethnopharmacology I.
Theme 7: Applications traditional
medicine integrated to health system.
Theme 8: Ethnopharmacology II.
Theme 9: Local treatments.
Aromatherapy and phytotherapy used
in South Colombia.
Theme 10: Holistic and traditional
medical approaches and theories.
Theme 11: Legal aspects of
phytodrugs at national, international
level. Biodiversity, patents.
Theme 12: Responsable research and
innovation. Ethics and sustainable
development.
Theme 13: Laboratory and industries.
Analysis, control and quality. Methods,
evaluations in laboratory.
Theme 14: Analytical chemistry,
toxicological evaluation.
Theme 15: Galenics and phytodrugs.
Theme 2: Taxonomy.
Theme 3: Plants samplings.
Theme 4: Ethnobotany II.
Theme 5: Anthropology.
Theme 6: Ethnopharmacology I.
Theme 7: Applications traditional
medicine integrated to health system.
Theme 8: Ethnopharmacology II.
Theme 9: Local treatments.
Aromatherapy and phytotherapy used
in South Colombia.
Theme 10: Holistic and traditional
medical approaches and theories.
Theme 11: Legal aspects of
phytodrugs at national, international
level. Biodiversity, patents.
Theme 12: Responsable research and
innovation. Ethics and sustainable
development.
Theme 13: Laboratory and industries.
Analysis, control and quality. Methods,
evaluations in laboratory.
Theme 14: Analytical chemistry,
toxicological evaluation.
Theme 15: Galenics and phytodrugs.
Pedagogical director
Medical doctor and researcher José
Vitelio Pineda (medical number:
ICO. JVPM: 7884) in partnership with
botanists, experts, indigenous
communities and ancestral doctors.
Email: pinedaresearchcenter@gmail.com
Vitelio Pineda (medical number:
ICO. JVPM: 7884) in partnership with
botanists, experts, indigenous
communities and ancestral doctors.
Email: pinedaresearchcenter@gmail.com
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