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ReliefWeb · 1 h ago

How Black Soldier Fly farming is supporting livelihoods in Dadaab, Kenya

Country: Kenya Source: Danish Refugee Council Refugee and host community farmers are connecting organic waste, poultry production and vegetable growing to create new livelihood opportunities. In Kenya’s Dadaab Refugee Complex, farmers are finding value in organic waste. They are using it to rear Black Soldier Fly larvae for poultry feed, while the material left behind helps enrich the soil in their vegetable gardens. The approach brings together activities that can support household food product

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