SèmèKpodji

SèmèKpodji is a commune in the Ouémé Department of Benin. It is located to the east of the department's capital, Porto-Novo, and is part of the Porto-Novo urban area. The commune's economy is largely based on agriculture, with crops such as cassava, maize, and palm oil being significant. Fishing also plays a role in the local economy due to its proximity to the Atlantic coast and Lake Nokoué.

The commune is characterized by a mix of urban and rural landscapes. The administrative center of SèmèKpodji is the town of Sèmè, which serves as the main economic and social hub. The commune's population is diverse, with several ethnic groups residing within its borders, including the Fon people.

SèmèKpodji is situated in a region with a tropical climate, experiencing distinct wet and dry seasons. The commune's infrastructure includes roads, educational facilities, and health centers, though development continues to be a focus. Its strategic location near Porto-Novo and the economic capital Cotonou makes it a significant area within the broader Benin context. The commune's administrative structure consists of various local councils responsible for governance and development planning.