In partnership with the UNDP, the SanDi project, led by a team of researchers from the University of Sherbrooke, aims to develop practices and strengthen existing digital health structures in Mali. This report is part of the framework of this research project and highlights the various legal considerations that need to be taken into account in the deployment of digital health tools in Mali.  This report presents the limitations of the Malian legal framework for digital health in light of the various Quebec standards, particularly with respect to the ethical obligations of health professionals, privacy protection, data collection, system interoperability, and data security. The report concludes by identifying a few key recommendations to promote better deployment of digital health in Mali.