This document provides a classification and overview of the neem tree. It is classified as Azadirachta indica in the mahogany family, and is native to India and surrounding regions. The neem tree grows up to 15-40 meters tall and has small white flowers and olive-like fruit. All parts of the neem tree have economic and medical uses. Economically, neem oil is used in cosmetics and animal treatments, while neem leaves and bark are used as fertilizers and pest deterrents. Medically, neem is used to treat skin diseases, improve liver function, reduce fever, and kill intestinal worms.