Togo is a West African country with growing interest in developing its space sector. While currently lacking significant space infrastructure, recent years have seen increased engagement through space science outreach programs and initiatives led by a new generation. Organizations like the African Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (AGIA), based in Togo, are working to build capacity, with aims to develop satellites for agriculture and environmental monitoring. In April 2025, Lomé hosted the first Space Forum Africa, indicating Togo's ambition to become a player in the African space landscape.
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MEOLUT Next is already operated by the main COSPAS-SARSAT users: the United States, Canada, France, the European Union, and Togo, and it is also operated by Thailand.
MEOLUT Next is already operated by main COSPAS-SARSAT users including the United States, Canada, France, the European Union, and Togo.
Planet and NASA Harvest supported the Government of Togo during the COVID-19 pandemic by creating a cropland map of the entire country delivered within 10 days of receiving the request.
In 2021 SES delivered HD+ ToGo to allow subscribers to take content on mobile devices for a small incremental fee.