Togo’s GDP per capita rose to $1,384 in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher figure means the economy is producing more for each resident, which usually gives more room for wages, public services and investment. The latest figure, for 2025, is $1,384, up from $1,266 a year earlier, a rise of 9.3%. That is the highest reading since 2016, when the series was at its lowest in the window, at $843.1. Togo's output per person has therefore moved up steadily over the period and sits at the top of its own range.

Why it matters. At $1,384 a year, average output per person in Togo remains small in dollar terms, so most households have limited room beyond food, housing and transport. The gain of $118 over the past year points to a larger economy per head, which can help firms with demand and give the state a wider tax base. Whether that reaches household budgets depends on how the gains are spread across the country.