Contribution area
Water points, sanitation, small infrastructure, peacebuilding, and civic work that is not already a school or a clinic.
Community development is the work that sits outside the school gate and the hospital ward: boreholes and water points, latrines, small roads or culverts, rural electrification tied to a church project, peace committees, civic education, and community halls.
A borehole and a school on the same mission compound are two entries if both are being counted. The school is education. The water point is community development. Adding them into a single “projects” number hides what was built.
Peacebuilding and dialogue belong here when a report names the process, the place, and the years. They do not belong here as a slogan. Infrastructure needs a count and a location: how many water points, in which local government, commissioned in which year, according to which report.
If the same project is also claimed by a government programme or an NGO partner, the entry should say who else was involved instead of assigning the whole result to the church.
Dunamis International Gospel Centre funded a pedestrian bridge across the six-lane Airport Road in Abuja. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike commissioned it on 30 October 2026.
1 pedestrian bridge