Togo: Golfe 1 Adopts a CFAF 3.3 Billion Budget for 2027

Author: Esaïe EdohPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Togo
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Togo: Golfe 1 Adopts a CFAF 3.3 Billion Budget for 2027

Golfe 1, a municipality in Greater Lomé, adopted a preliminary budget of CFAF 3.3 billion for 2027 during its municipal council’s fourth ordinary session of 2026. The amount is about 5.7% lower than the CFAF 3.5 billion budget for 2026; no reason for the decrease was given. Planned spending will support sanitation, waste management, urban development, health services and improved human-resource management. The budget must be reviewed by an interministerial commission before approval by the minister responsible for territorial administration.

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