What Continent is Togo in?

What country does Togo belong to?

Located along the west coast of Africa and bordering Benin, Ghana and Burkina Faso, Togo is one of the smallest African regions and one of the poorest countries in the world.

With a population of about 8 million, Togo is a small region located in the west of Sub-Saharan Africa and is one of the poorest countries in the world, with a complex political and economic situation.

First of all, Togo is characterized by the presence of numerous rural areas, where access to quality services is very limited and people often live in unsustainable living conditions: this is confirmed by World Bank data, according to which the poverty level in these areas is twice (58.8%) compared to urban areas (26.5%).

A typical problem of this territory concerns its climate: Togo is a region with a tropical climate, which every year sees the alternation of a dry and a rainy season. However, the dry season has a duration far longer than that of the rains, causing not only a lack of water for the population but also a sharp increase in temperature and therefore problems for agriculture.