Togo First - Economic News in Togo.

Author: togofirst.comPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Togo

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In Togo, 2.4 billion FCFA is planned for 2026 to provide solar kits to households as part of the universal electricity access policy by 2030. The University of Lomé hosted an international conference on climate change on April 7, 2026. Health authorities are exploring the establishment of a complementary health insurance to expand the Universal Health Insurance (AMU). Additionally, the Ogou 1 municipality has implemented a local waste management policy.

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