Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.)
Lomé, Maritime Region
- UEI
- WE51T7ZLNVL6
- CAGE
- SKZF6
- Primary NAICS
- 611710 Educational Support Services
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Company facts
- Self-certified in SAM.gov
- Entity structure
- Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)
- SAM.gov registration date
- Physical address
- Aflao, Lomé, Ghana
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Grant awards
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About the company
Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.), a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Aflao, Lomé, Ghana, operates exclusively as a federal grant recipient — not a federal contractor — delivering youth employment and digital resilience programming in West Africa under grants from the U.S. Department of State.
A.t.l.c.e.s. has received seven federal project grants totaling $186 thousand across the past five years, all from two bureaus within the Department of State: the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (six awards) and the Bureau of African Affairs (one award). Recent grant work centers on leveraging American Spaces as regional platforms to advance U.S. mission objectives in Togo. The most recent award, issued July 28, 2026, focuses on strengthening digital resilience, countering disinformation, and promoting adoption of U.S. technologies through peer-driven engagement in West Africa. A prior grant issued September 30, 2025, targeted commercial diplomacy and economic ties by equipping Togolese youth with skills for the modern global economy. A July 24, 2024 award supported programming through Togo American Spaces to advance U.S. mission objectives in-country. Earlier grants (May 2023 and June 2022) aimed at increasing American cultural influence and purchasing equipment to enhance services at American Spaces facilities.
A.t.l.c.e.s. operates as a prime recipient on all federal awards; it has no subcontract or sub-grant activity in the source record. The vendor's customer base is entirely concentrated within the State Department's regional bureaus — the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs accounts for all but one of the seven awards. Award volume has remained light and sporadic, with one or two grants per year over the five-year window, and no federal contract awards or contract vehicle participation. The grant program focuses on youth employment, digital literacy, and cultural exchange programming delivered in the Togo region rather than services to federal agencies themselves.
Quick answers
Is Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.) registered in SAM.gov?
Yes. Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.)'s SAM.gov registration is active through June 1, 2027.
What is Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.)'s most recent federal award?
Association Togolaise De Lutte Contre L'echec Scolaire (A.t.l.c.e.s.)'s most recent federal grant award is The project intends to leverage american spaces as regional platforms to strengthen digital resilience, counter… (STO40026GR0003), from US Embassy Lome (DOS), on July 28, 2026.
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