Togo

Eco-friendly travel guide to Togo advises how to be a responsible tourist. Learn how to travel in a sustainable way and how to respect the local people and culture. Make your trip green by supporting locally owned hotels, organic restaurants and other businesses. Read more on how to protect the environment by making conscientious choices and how to travel green in Togo, Africa.

City view of Lome

Air quality: 3.4 / 5

Bus connections: 3.1 / 5

Train connections: 1.5 / 5

Hitchhiking: 3.9 / 5

National parks: 3.9 / 5

Outdoor activities: 4.1 / 5

Locals' English level: 3.7 / 5

Safety: 3.3 / 5

Accommodation: US$23 - $290

Budget per day: US$45 - $357

Responsible Travel

Togo is one of the developing countries on the continent. The national government has been trying its best to improve the people's infrastructure and living standards here. Traveling responsibly while in Togo will go a long way in contributing to the country's development and its people. You can start by choosing environmentally friendly modes of traveling such as walking and using public transport more. This will reduce the country's carbon footprint as there will be feyour cars on the road at a given time. you are also advised to close tap water when you are not using it. Togo is usually hit with episodes of drought, and when you use water sparingly, you conserve it so that it can last used during these dry periods. You are also encouraged to seek accommodation in Eco-friendly residences. You can also contribute to the local economy by buying souvenirs directly from the local market. You are encouraged to contribute to the volunteering organizations working here in the country.

Air Quality and Pollution

The air quality in Togo has continued to improve over the years. The main threats to the air quality here in the country are usually dust and foul smell from waste. Solid waste is usually the main source of land, air, and water solution in the country. The government has been putting in measures to try and employ many pollution control measures to try and minimize this menace.

Respect the Culture

Togo comprises 37 communities where the ones that make up most of the population here and are believed to be the most influential include the Mina, Kabye, and Ewe. The official language of Togo is French. Many communities still speak their native languages. Also, the majority of the communities here still adhere to cultural practices and traditions despite the influence the western religion has had on them. Most of the artifacts that you are going to find here are sculptures and hunting trophies. African masks are also among these artifacts but do not have a strong significance as the others. Woodcarvers here usually craft "chains of marriage," which are usually put on a couple. These " chains" are usually made with rings carved out from a single piece of wood. The clothes worn here are usually dyed fabrics, which are a representation of daily life activities. There are loin clothes which are mostly worn during ceremonies of the tisserands. One of the most re-known painters in the country is Sokey Edorh, whose paintings are believed to have been inspired by the scourge of arid conditions influenced by the harmattan.

Top 10 Places to Visit

Koutammakou: This cultural landscape was considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. It is believed to be the land of the Batammariba. Here, you will find traditional mud tower-houses, which have still remained the style of living here to date. These mud houses are known to be the national symbol of the country. Most of these mud houses usually have two floors.

The Akodessawa Fetish Market: This market is situated in the Akodessawa district in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It is also referred to as Marche des Feticheurs and is believed to be the world's biggest voodoo market. At this market, you will find dead birds, monkey heads, crocodiles, skulls, and other dead animals' organs.

The Togo Mountains: This mountain range stretches across the central region of Togo towards Benin and Ghana. Benin ranges are usually referred to as the Atakora Mountains, while those in Ghana are referred to as the Akwapim Hills.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral: It is believed to be the central catholic church in Togo. It was constructed between April 1901 to September 1902 during the German colonial era. This parish was consecrated by Bishop Albert, apostolic vicar of Côte-de-l'Or on September 1902. Pope John Paul II celebrated Mass in this parish on August 9, 1985.

The Palace of the Governors: It is believed to be initially the residence of the President of Togo. It is situated in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It is situated a few meters from the current official presidential residence. It was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List on January 8, 2002, in the Cultural category.

Lake Togo: It is believed to be a lagoon situated in the southern part of the country. It is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow stretch of coastal land. The village that lives close to this lake is the Togoville village, where the communities living here are believed to be practicing bad juju. This village was also believed to have been a center for the slave trade in the country.

The Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve: This reserve is situated in Togo and is listed as one of the protected areas in the country. This reserve was commissioned in 1951 and covers a total area of 300 square kilometers.

Lomé Grand Market: It is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. Here, you will get to be entertained by local musicians and artists. This market has three sections, namely Asigame, Assivito, and Atipoji. It is big enough that it occupies an entire city block. Most of the sellers here are usually women and children. You will be able to find an assortment of spices here, including star anise, nutmeg, cinnamon sticks, and clove.

Mount Agou: It was initially called Mount Baumann. It is the highest mountain in the country, standing at 986 meters above sea level. It is located close to the border with Ghana. It is believed to be a western outlier of the Atakora Mountains found in Benin. At the top of this mountain, there is an antenna placed there.

Cascade de Kpimé: Is located in the Kpalimé area in Togo. These waterfalls are located approximately 12 kilometers from Kpalime. The entrance to this attraction site is usually through Womé village, where you will be requested to pay an entrance fee. There is a beautiful picnic area here, which creates a heavenly atmosphere here. The fun doesn't end here as you can safely swim at the bottom of the falls.

Look at southeast Ghana (Volta Region + Eastern Region) from the Togo mountains (the Akwapim Atakora mountain range, right)

Explore

Togo is a country located in West Africa. You can make memories here in the country by visiting some of the most amazing tourist attractions, including Mount Agou and the Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve. You can also visit the national museum to learn about the history of the country and its people. You can also enjoy local cuisines here in the country in some of the most amazing restaurants, including Restaurant Côté Jardin and Alt Munchen.

City Parks

Cascade de Womé

Cascade de Womé: This park is located in Togo. Here, you will be able to see amazing waterfalls and breathtaking landscapes. The road that leads up to this park is not paved; thus, you can negotiate with local motorcyclists on how they are going to ferry you to the waterfalls here. The entry fee here is believed to be1000cfa per person.

National Parks

Fazao Malfakassa National Park: It is the largest park in the country. It is located between Centrale Region and the Kara Region. Here, you will be able to see savanna woodlands, sub-montane forests, and grass-covered hilltops. The national government appointed the Foundation Franz Weber to run this park for a period of 25 years, from 1999 to 2015. This park was formed as a result of the merge of two reserve forests, Fazao and Malfakassa, covering 1,620 square kilometers and 300 square kilometers of land, respectively. The Fazao area in the park contains the majority of the wildlife here, while the Malfacassa area is good for hiking.

Oti-Kéran National Park: It is situated in Kara, Togo, towards the north of the country. There exists only a single road that goes through this place. There is some history related to this park where it is believed that during the formation of this park, locals who originally lived here were forcefully evicted without their consent and were not even compensated. Furthermore, wild animals such as elephants invaded the farmlands here, destroying crops. All these events resulted in a spike in hunger and poverty in the area. In 1990, when the country fell into disarray due to political differences, these communities that were forced out of their lands decided to invade the park and slaughtered many wild animals causing massive environmental destruction. The government has been trying to recuperate the park to its former state.

Fosse aux Lions National Park: This park is located in the Savanes region in Togo. It covers a total area of 16.5 square kilometers of land. It was initially a reserved forest during its inception in 1954. There is a small town in this park, Tandjouaré town.

Beaches

Lomé Beach: This is a fun beach where you can have sit back and relax or play beach sports. Horse riding is also a popular activity. The beach is dotted with several bars where you can buy drinks. You are, however, advised to be very vigilant as robbers also roam this beach.

Lomé Beach

Landmarks

The Monument de L'Independance

The Monument de L'Independance: This monument was constructed to commemorate the country's liberation from the French colonial rule in April 1960. It is comprised of a human silhouette surrounded by fountains, promenades, manicured lawns, and palm trees. It also has a black and gold fence made from iron.

Museums

Togo National Museum: This museum is situated in Lomé, Togo. It was established in 1975. Cultural and historical artifacts and exhibits are preserved and displayed here.

Eat

Restaurant Côté Jardin: Here, you will be able to enjoy local and European cuisines, which are wonderfully and expertly prepared and presented. The ambiance created here is quite relaxing. Be prepared to spend money here as the food here is a bit pricy. The entrance is fitted with a wheelchair ramp. It is usually open from Monday to Saturday between 12 pm to 2:30 pm and between 6 pm to 12 am, while it is closed on Sundays. You can get in touch with the management here using this number, +228 98 48 49 04.

Alt Munchen: This restaurant is located along Du Mono Boulevard in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It is believed to be among the pioneer restaurants in the capital. Here, the majority of the dishes offered are usually of German origin. It is usually crowded during lunch hours. Cleanliness is given a priority here, and the ambiance created here is very relaxing. It is usually open all through the week between 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm. You can get in touch with the management here using this number, +228 22 27 63 21.

Drink

LA Villa: Great cocktails. This bar is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. The seating arrangement here is usually very adequate as it is suitable for those who prefer to drink as a group or those who enjoy drinking alone. There is a wide selection of beers and wines here. It is usually open all through the week from 6 pm to 2 am. You can get in touch with the management here using this number, +228 91 97 33 95.

PRIVILEGE Night-Club: This bar is located in Lomé, the capital of Togo. Here, you will be able to engage in a variety of bar sports. The cocktails offered here are usually amazing as you will have a wide selection of beers and wines to choose from. It is usually open all through the week from 9 am to 7 am. You can get in touch with the management here using this number, +228 22 20 85 58.

Bar le refuge: This bar is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. An adequate seating area is available as arrangements for those who prefer to drink as a group or alone are available. It is usually open from Wednesday to Monday, where it is open between 5 pm to 5 am from Wednesday to Saturday, while on Sundays, it is open between 7 pm to 12 am. It is usually closed on Tuesdays. You can get in touch with the management here using this number, +228 90 41 03 24.

Tap-water

Many locals here usually believe that it is safe to drink faucet water, but just to be on the safe side, you are advised to buy bottled water. Always purchase bottled water from hygienic vendors. You can only drink tap water here in the country if you have water purification tablets or if you boil the water first.

Activities

Togo is a country located in West Africa. You can make memories here in the country by visiting some of the most amazing attraction sites, which include Mount Agou and the Abdoulaye Faunal Reserve. You can also visit the national museum here to learn about the history of the country and its people. You can also enjoy local cuisines here in the country in some of the most amazing restaurants, which include Restaurant Côté Jardin and Alt Munchen.

Accommodation

Marcelo Beach Club: It is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. There is an outdoor swimming pool, a bar, a restaurant, and ample parking on-site. Guests will also get to enjoy a garden, a private beach area, and room service. The rooms here come with air conditioners, a work desk, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a shower, a fridge, and a kettle. The rooms here are also fitted with a personal bathroom. Guests will have the opportunity to choose between a continental or a la carte breakfast every morning here. Popular points of interest located close to this property include Embassy Nigeria, which is located 14 kilometers away, Benin Embassy, which is 15 kilometers away, Congo Embassy, which is 18 kilometers away, and the Lomé-Tokoin Airport, which is located 7 kilometers from this property.

Green Hotels

Hôtel Seaside: Is situated in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. Guests here will get to enjoy 24-hour reception services, free Wi-Fi throughout the property, a garden, and a bar and a restaurant on site. Room service and currency exchange services are also offered at this hotel. The management here has installed waste disposal bins within the complex where guests can conveniently dispose of their waste. They also use electricity for cooking, thus minimize the use of charcoal, which produces carbon monoxide in the air. Guests here will choose between a continental or a carte breakfast every morning here. Popular points of interest close to this property include the Embassy of Ghana, which is located 5 kilometers from this property, Embassy Nigeria, which is located 8 kilometers away, and the Togolese Immigration Service, which is located 10 kilometers from this property.

Hotel Onomo Lomé: This hotel is located in Lomé, the capital of Togo. Amenities that guests will get to enjoy here include a restaurant, a bar, an outdoor pool, a garden, and ample parking on site. The rooms here are equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a personal bathroom. Some rooms are also fitted with a lounge area. Guests will get the opportunity to choose between an English or an Irish breakfast here every morning. The restaurant here also offers local and several international cuisines. The staff here is amazing and interacts professionally with clients. You will also get to enjoy 24-hour reception services. The management here offers car rental services and airport shuttle services. The Lomé-Tokoin Airport is located 5.7 kilometers from this property.

Hôtel Sarakawa: This hotel is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. Amenities that guests will get to enjoy here include free Wi-Fi, three tennis courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and ample parking on site. There is also a health trail here that is 9 kilometers long. There are several restaurants here where you will get to enjoy local delicacies, pizzas, and fresh salads. The rooms here are fitted with a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, a work desk, and a personal bathroom. Some rooms are fitted with a fully equipped kitchen. You will get to enjoy a buffet breakfast here every morning. The management here has installed several solar panels as a renewable source of electricity production. There are also several tanks placed at specific points within the property to harvest rainwater. Airport shuttle services and 24-hour front desk services are offered here. There are also two on-site ATM machines that guests can use. The Lomé-Tokoin Airport is located 7 kilometers from this property.

Hôtel Krimas: Is situated in Lomé, Togo. The amenities that guests will get to enjoy here include an indoor swimming pool, a garden, a restaurant, a bar, and ample parking on-site. Services offered here include 24-hour reception service, room service, and currency exchange services for guests. The rooms here are fitted with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a wardrobe. Popular points of interest close to this hotel are the Benin Embassy and the Embassy of Ghana, which are located 5 kilometers and 6 kilometers from this property, respectively.

Hostels and Guest Houses

Villa la Palmeraie: It is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. Amenities that you will enjoy here include free Wi-Fi, a terrace, an outdoor swimming pool, and a restaurant. Free private parking is also available at this property. The rooms here are fitted with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom. Some rooms here are also fitted with a lounge area. Free shuttle services are offered here at this property. The Lomé-Tokoin Airport is located 10 kilometers from this property.

Résidence Hôtelière Océane: It is located in Lomé, Togo. Amenities that you will get to enjoy here include free Wi-Fi, a garden, a restaurant, a dba bar on site. The rooms here are fitted with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a work desk, air conditioning, a kettle, and a personal bathroom. Guests here will get to enjoy a continental breakfast every morning. Services offered here include 24-hour reception services, ironing services, and free shuttle services. Popular points of interest close to this property include the Embassy of Ghana, which is located 3.2 kilometers away, the Embassy Nigeria, which is located 3.8 kilometers away, and the Lomé-Tokoin Airport, which is located 5 kilometers from this property.

Le Petite Brussel: This guest house is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It is located close to the beach, thus completing the amazing romantic atmosphere created here. Amenities that you will get to enjoy here include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden, free Wi-Fi, a smart TV, a bar, and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms are also fitted with a balcony. All the rooms here are fitted with a personal bathroom. Guests will get the opportunity to choose between an English breakfast, an Irish breakfast, or a continental breakfast every morning here.

Bougainvilliers: It is located in Djidjolein Togo. Amenities that you will enjoy here include free Wi-Fi, a garden, and a shared kitchen and lounge area. All the rooms here have a terrace. Several rooms are fitted with a microwave, an oven, and a toaster. All the rooms here are also fitted with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

Keryvonne: This guest house is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. Guests here will get to enjoy a garden, a terrace, a shared lounge area, free Wi-Fi, and free ample parking. The rooms here are fitted with air conditioning, a microwave, a kettle, a fridge, a wardrobe, and a personal bathroom. Guests will get to enjoy a continental breakfast offered here. Popular points of interest located close to this property include the Congo Embassy, which is located 6 kilometers away, and Embassy Nigeria, which is located 7 kilometers from this property.

Apartments

Rosalie's Suites: These apartments are located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. The units here come fitted with a satellite flat-screen TV, a wardrobe, a kitchen, a lounge area, and iron facilities. These units also have a personal bathroom. The management here offers car rental services. Popular points of interest close to this property include Embassy Nigeria, which is located 2.9 kilometers away, Benin Embassy and the Embassy of Ghana, both of which are located 3.4 kilometers away, and Lomé-Tokoin Airport, which is located 4 kilometers from this property.

Marcelo Beach Club: These apartments are located in Lomé, Togo. Amenities available here include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden, a private beach, a restaurant, a bar, and ample parking on-site. The rooms here come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a work desk, a fridge, a kettle, air conditioning, a wardrobe, and a personal bathroom. Guests will get to either enjoy a continental or a la carte breakfast. Popular points of interest close to this property include Lomé-Tokoin Airport, which is located 7 kilometers away, Benin Embassy, which is located 15 kilometers away, the Embassy of Ghana, which is located 16 kilometers away, Congo Embassy, which is 18 kilometers away, and the Togolese Immigration Service which is located 19 kilometers from this property.

Mariam lodge apartment: This guest house is situated in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It has a garden, a bar, and a terrace. The rooms here are fitted with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a balcony, and a personal bathroom. Popular points of interest located close to this property include Embassy Nigeria, which is located 11 kilometers away, Congo Embassy, and Togolese Immigration Service, both of which are located 13 kilometers away, and the Embassy of Ghana and Benin Embassy, both of which are located 14 kilometers from this property.

Couchsurfing

The people of Togo have greatly embraced hospitality and friendliness; thus, most of the locals here are usually more than willing to host visitors into their homes. You will get a chance to fully interact with these locals at a personal level. You will get to experience some of the local cultures here first hand. You are advised to enroll in legitimate websites offering couch surfing services and connect with your potential host.

Camping

Chez Alice: Here, guests will get to pitch their tents overlooking the surrounding beautiful landscape. This campsite is located close to the La Table du DG, La Route des Vins Togo, and the Le Patio Maison D'hotes & Restaurant. Popular points of interest located close to this campsite include La Civette, Lomé abandoned bridge, Lomé Cathedral, and the Monument de l'independence.

Regions

Map of Togo with regions colour-coded

Maritime Togo (Lomé)
the Atlantic coast and the region that the vast majority of visitors see

Central Togo
rolling hills and forests, seldom visited

Northern Togo (Kara)
land of the Kabye people

Cities

Lomé: It is the capital city of Togo. It is usually famous for its palm-lined coastline. Here, you will be able to find the Independence Monument, Palace residential houses, the Akodésséwa Fetish Market, and the National Museum of Togo.

Sokodé. It is the second-largest city in Togo. It is the capital of the Centrale Region. It is located approximately 339 kilometers from the capital, Lomé.

Kpalimé: It is located in the southwestern part of the country. It is situated in the Plateaux Region, where most of the coffee and cocoa farms in the country are found. Mount Agou is located close to this city.

Atakpamé. It is believed to be the fifth-largest city in the country in terms of population. It is located in the Plateaux Region. It is located approximately 161 kilometers from the capital, Lomé.

Getting There and Moving Around

The national government of Togo has put in a lot of effort to improve the road conditions in the country. Several international organizations such as the UN and the World Bank have also come in and channeled resources aimed at improving road conditions. You are advised to take a taxi when you want to tour the cities and towns found here in Togo. You can easily spot a taxi as they usually have a yellow number plate, and their registration numbers are also painted on the car. You can also be a pillion passenger by using a motorcycle, which is usually a faster way to travel as they can easily get around traffic.

Air

Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport. It is also referred to as Lomé-Tonkin International Airport. It is the large3and the busiest airport in the country. Airlines here have two direct destinations in Europe, which include France and Belgium. Some of the most common foreign flights operating at this airport are Air France and Brussels Airlines.

Lomé–Tokoin International Airport, Togo

Bus

Many of the roads in the country have been improved thanks to the efforts of the national government and international donors. Buses, however, are not very common in the country. This does not mean that they are totally non-existent as there are several coaches usually ferrying passengers to longer destinations in the country. The most popular coaches ferrying passengers in the country belong to the Climatize Bus company. The most common route that they usually travel is the one from Lomé to Cinkasse. These coaches are usually air-conditioned.

Train

The country has a railway network, but there are no operational trains in the country at the moment.

Hitchhiking

Not a majority of the locals here own cars, but most of the motorists who do are usually friendly. Hitchhiking is easy in Togo as if you find a driver en-route to your destination, you can be taken close to your stop; if not directly to your stop, you will get to interact with these locals here with ease along the journey.

Others

The Mono River usually provides an alternative mode of transport that one can use to access various destinations in the country. This river is highly dependent on the amount of rainfall experienced during a season. It is 50 kilometers long, and small boats are usually used to sail on this river.

A taxi in Lome, Togo

Sustainable Shopping

Village Artisanal: Local artists from Togo usually display their handiworks here. Various artifacts displayed here include statues, lampshades, leather shoes, clothes, and the most notable ones are the chairs and tables made using cane. The cane used is usually organic where upon completion of the life cycle of the chairs and the tables, they do not have a negative impact on the environment as it is usually organic.

Recycling

Solid waste is a huge menace that has adversely affected the environment in Togo. The government here is implementing all recyclable measures and techniques at its disposal. One of the most notable recycling techniques is the building of Eco San toilets. These toilets are usually very easy to install and are also environment-sensitive. The technique applied here is aimed at recycling faeces and turning them into compost that can be used for agricultural purposes.

Waste

Waste management has usually been a concern by the national government within Aného, a town in the coastal areas of Togo, taking center stage. The ministry of environment in the country has rolled out the Sustainable Development and Nature Protection program aimed at protecting the environment from the adverse effects of solid waste. This program is aimed at enabling up to 2,300 households to be able to get waste collection services. They also aim to treat most of the solid waste produced in Aného before it is finally disposed of.

Work and Study Abroad

Togo has always been showing signs of growing and expanding in terms of the economy, and this has not gone unnoticed by expatriates and investors. Some investors are starting to come into the country to explore various business opportunities in the country. The capital, Lomé, is the main target as it is the economic 'heartbeat' of the country. The UN has also set up various offices to facilitate their operations here in the country. They include:

FAO

International Labor Organization (ILO)

UNAIDS

UNFPA

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

UNICEF

UNHCR

Exchange Student

The education system in the country has been favorable to most of the locals here and even to some international students. Many of the local students here usually enroll in the various institutions of higher learning to pursue their studies and research here. They include:

The University of Lomé: It is the largest university in Togo. It is situated in Lomé, the capital city of Togo. It was established in 1970, initially being called the University of Benin, and its name was later changed to the University of Lomé in 2001.

The University of Kara: It is located in Kara, Togo. It was officially commissioned in January 2004. The first enrollment of students during the commissioning of this university totaled 1,600 students. It is the second-largest center of computing resources in the sub-region, second to the University of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso.

The University of Science and Technology of Togo: This is a private university that is located in West Africa. It is located in Lomé, the capital city of Togo.

Au Pair

Many of the locals here usually move to the urban areas to seek employment opportunities. One of the most common jobs here in the country is domestic jobs. A majority of the locals here who belong in the middle and high social classes usually prefer leaving a local into their homes when they go to work. Many usually employ younger relatives to take care of their homes when they are at work. Several foreigners have also been absorbed into this system. You are advised to look for AU services in websites and organizations that offer these services in Togo. Some of the locals here have even gone ahead to secure these domestic jobs in Western and European countries.

Volunteering

Centre Des Hommes: This is an NGO in Togo that is aimed at achieving sustainable development of the locals through volunteering. Volunteers are being encouraged to apply and be part of this great venture to provide support to the most vulnerable populations in the country, including children, volunteers, farmers, and artists. This NGO has rolled out several programs that will aid in achieving this goal.

Synergie d'Actions pour un Développement Approprié (SADA): This organization is working towards achieving sustainable socioeconomic status and principles of the underprivileged populations living in the various suburbs and rural areas in the country. They aim to improve the lively hoods of these people by using locally available resources.

ONG Five Hearts: This NGO has been fighting justice and equal treatment for the locals here in Togo. They also aim to have a positive impact on the lives of the less privileged children in the country by fully supporting their education.

Charité Chrétienne pour Personnes en Détresse: This NGO has been doing an amazing campaign herein Togo by harnessing resources and effort to boost the living standards of women, young children, and the less fortunate in the society here in Togo.