BSF (Black Soldier Fly Larvae) Self-Help group
support project
About Us
The BSFL Farm Self-Help Group was established to address organic waste challenges while creating
sustainable income opportunities for youth and women. The group utilizes Black Soldier Fly Larvae
to convert organic waste from households, markets, and institutions into high-protein animal feed and
organic fertilizer. This approach promotes circular economy practices by turning waste into valuable
resources.
Vision
To be a leading community- driven model in sustainable waste management and alternative protein production.
Mission
To transform organic waste into valuable products through BSFL farming while empowering communities economically
Objectives
- To reduce organic waste in the community and Mombasa County through recycling.
- To produce affordable, high-protein animal feed using BSFL.
- To create income-generating opportunities for youth and women.
- To promote environmental conservation and circular
agriculture.
- To support local farmers with
sustainable feed solutions.
Core Activities
Economic & Social Impact
Future plans
- Scale up BSFL production capacity
- Establish structured waste collection networks
- Establishing a small hatchery for improved
chicks. - Partner with farms and agribusinesses
- Develop branded organic feed products
- Expand training programs across communities