Lowest Poverty in Savanes District

Top 64 cities ranked by lowest poverty

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Lowest Poverty — Savanes District

1 Dyougoublé 20.9%

2 Wora 20.9%

3 Bolona 20.9%

4 Blésségue 20.9%

5 Mahra 20.9%

6 Diangbanasso 20.9%

7 San 20.9%

8 Mougnini 20.9%

9 Guiembé 20.9%

10 Nafoungolo 20.9%

11 Waranyéné 20.9%

12 Tawara 20.9%

13 Wataradougou 20.9%

14 Lomara 20.9%

15 Sépénédyokaha 20.9%

16 Kadioha 20.9%

17 Lataha 20.9%

18 Zaguinasso 20.9%

19 Lasologo 20.9%

20 Katoro 20.9%

21 Mahalé 20.9%

22 Odia 20.9%

23 Komborodougou 20.9%

24 Kélégbala 20.9%

25 Mibrigué 20.9%

26 Tourvré 20.9%

27 Bawakaha 20.9%

28 Ouolo 20.9%

29 Néguépié 20.9%

30 Tonho 20.9%

31 Kiémou 20.9%

32 Nanbonkaha 20.9%

33 Gbon 20.9%

34 Ferkessédougou 20.9%

35 Tengréla 20.9%

36 Boundiali 20.9%

37 Ouangolodougou 20.9%

38 M’Bengué 20.9%

39 Diawala 20.9%

40 Kaouara 20.9%

41 Niellé 20.9%

42 Dikodougou 20.9%

43 Nambingué 20.9%

44 Kolia 20.9%

45 Kong 20.9%

46 Kouto 20.9%

47 Sinématiali 20.9%

48 Kanakono 20.9%

49 Korhogo 20.9%

50 Sirasso 20.9%

51 Toumoukro 20.9%

52 Korokaha 20.9%

53 Ouamélhoro 20.9%

54 Momiraso 20.9%

55 Kasséré 20.9%

56 Pogo 20.9%

57 Sodesucre Village 20.9%

58 Katiali 20.9%

59 Kanoroba 20.9%

60 Djélisso 20.9%

61 N’deou 20.9%

62 Boron 20.9%

63 Napié 20.9%

64 Talléré 20.9%

Cities with the lowest poverty rates in Savanes District demonstrate strong economic conditions where most residents have adequate financial resources. Dyougoublé has a poverty rate of just 20.9%.

Low poverty rates typically reflect a combination of strong job markets, educated populations, and higher wage levels. These communities often feature well-funded public services, good school systems, and active civic engagement.

While low poverty rates are encouraging, some of these cities maintain their statistics partly through high costs of living that effectively price out lower-income residents, raising questions about housing equity and economic diversity.

Did You Know?

1. Only 20.9% of residents in Dyougoublé live below the poverty line.
2. The federal poverty line for a family of four is approximately $31,200 per year (2024).
3. Cities with the lowest poverty rates tend to also rank high in education, income, and safety metrics.

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