The SCF can be used to fund all manner of projects and programs, in a fashion similar to those funded by a national currency (examples: US dollars, Euros, British Pounds, Japanese Yen, etc.), the key difference being that a voucher is issued by a non-governmental entity rather than a government sanctioned one. And that issuer sets their own rules on how that voucher is issued and what it can be used for.

The SCF in Nigeria is being implemented by the US based Sustainable Communities Corporation (SCC), supported locally by the Michael Sauvante Care Foundation, a Nigerian non-profit, non-political organization, under contract with SCC to help deploy the program in Nigeria.

Below is a list of various programs that can be implemented using the SCF economic development program, along with its companion UNIEX voucher banking system. Although extensive, this list is by no means exhaustive, and many other things can be funded and implemented. Each state in Nigeria will establish its own programs using SCF and UNIEX, and can pick and choose from the below list, or come up with their own unique applications.  

• Poverty Elimination
• Infrastructure
• Other applications

What can you imagine?