This project deploys Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae technology to intercept organic waste — food scraps, market waste, and agricultural residue — before it reaches open landfills. When organic waste decomposes in unmanaged dumps, it releases methane, a greenhouse gas 28 times more potent than CO₂. By diverting that waste into a controlled bioconversion process, the project generates measurable, verifiable GHG avoidance while producing protein-rich insect meal, insect oil, and organic frass fertiliser as valuable commercial outputs. Every tonne of waste diverted becomes both a climate asset and an economic one.