Ndiore

Ndiore is a commune located in the southern part of Benin, West Africa. It is situated in the Lazio Department, specifically within the Ouémé District. As of the 2013 census, the population of Ndiore stood at approximately 8,606 residents. The community is predominantly made up of ethnic groups native to the area, with some relocated residents from other parts of the country.

Ndiore's economy primarily depends on small-scale farming, with crops such as maize, yams, and cowpeas being cultivated in the local soil. The area's sub-climate is generally tropical, characterized by high temperatures throughout the year and two pronounced rainfall seasons. The community has limited infrastructure, but basic amenities such as markets, schools, and healthcare facilities are available.

Education in Ndiore is accessible through public primary and secondary schools, with a few privately run institutions also present. The community has received government initiatives aimed at improving education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. The commune also attempts to provide services such as motorcycle transportation, gas stations, and telecommunications for the residents.

Historically, Ndiore was part of an area known for being a slave trade hub in the pre-colonial period. The local practices and culture are a blend of indigenous customs and cultural influences from colonial and post-colonial periods. Non-profit organizations have initiated programs aimed at promoting the preservation of local culture and increasing environmental awareness among the residents of Ndiore. The residents' livelihoods are also tied to their surroundings, with the area's ecosystem playing an integral role in their agricultural livelihoods and economy.