Ho West

Ho West is a district in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is one of the administrative districts of the region, and its capital is Dzolokpuita. Ho West is largely rural, characterized by rolling hills and fertile land.

The district is primarily an agricultural area, with farming being the dominant occupation. Major crops grown include cocoa, coffee, cassava, plantain, maize, and vegetables.

Ho West is known for its scenic beauty and ecotourism potential. The Kalakpa Resource Reserve, a protected area, is located within the district and is home to a variety of wildlife. Other attractions include waterfalls and traditional weaving centers.

The population of Ho West is predominantly Ewe. The district has several schools, health facilities, and other essential infrastructure to serve its residents. The local economy is significantly influenced by the agricultural activities and the growing tourism sector.

Challenges faced by Ho West include limited access to markets for agricultural produce, inadequate infrastructure in some areas, and environmental degradation due to unsustainable farming practices. Efforts are underway to address these challenges and promote sustainable development in the district.