Entojutu – One Fly at a Time!

ENTOJUTU

Nature Enabled, People Driven

We are creating future communities that blend sustainable practices, syncing with nature for ecological strength and economic prosperity.

Redefining Waste - Safe Environment

Transforming Agriculture, Redefining Waste

We transform waste into sustainable feed and fertilizer while empowering community members to become climate-friendly agents

The Problem

Why Entojutu?

Waste management and food security are two interconnected global challenges. Tackling them involves reducing organic waste pollution while enhancing sustainable agriculture and income opportunities, addressing global challenges like greenhouse gas emissions and food insecurity in vulnerable communities.

Our Vision

At Entojutu, we envision African communities that are both sustainable and profitable, empowered by nature-based approaches. We aim to see a future where local economies thrive through harmony with the environment, creating lasting impacts for people and the planet.

the challenges

What made us start Entojutu

We help farmers and others transition to earth-friendly agricultural methods. Examples might be simplified to improve reading and learning. Tutorials, references, and examples are constantly reviewed to avoid errors.

Agriculture

Entojutu combats soil degradation by turning organic waste into BSF frass—a nutrient-rich, eco-friendly fertilizer. Our solution replenishes soil, boosts plant growth, improves water retention, and strengthens crop resilience, promoting sustainable agriculture across Africa.

Poverty

Entojutu tackles agricultural poverty with affordable BSF farming. Farmers turn organic waste into protein-rich feed and natural fertilizer, cutting costs, boosting yields, and generating income, while promoting waste management and circular economies.

Climate

Entojutu addresses the climate crisis by combating deforestation and poor bio-waste management. Through Black Soldier Fly farming, we transform organic waste into a sustainable resource, reducing harmful methane emissions and promoting environmental preservation.

Environment

Entojutu combats waste mismanagement through BSF farming, transforming organic waste into nutrient-rich compost and sustainable livestock feed. This eco-friendly approach reduces pollution, cuts methane emissions, and promotes sustainable agriculture.

the challenges

The Problem we Solve

Agriculture 

Approximately 65% of Africa’s arable land suffers from degradation caused by poor agricultural practices. This leads to declining soil fertility, reduced water retention, and disrupted ecological processes, posing significant threats to food security, economic stability, and environmental sustainability

Poverty

Agriculture employs 40% of Africa’s workforce, yet 80% of farmers earn only $300–$400 annually, leaving them in extreme poverty. Challenges such as hunger, unemployment, and high production costs persist, trapping millions in a cycle of poverty.

Climate

he worsening climate crisis is fueled by rising greenhouse gases like methane and carbon dioxide. These emissions are linked to deforestation and poor bio-waste management. Africa loses 3.4 million hectares of forests annually while wasting up to 30% of its food.

Environmental

The growing population and industrial activities have placed immense pressure on natural resources, leading to environmental degradation. Organic waste, often mismanaged, contributes significantly to pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and the spread of pests and diseases.

Communities Reached

Kilogram of Waste Upcycled

Farmers Trained

Carbon Offset

Adoption Centers

35

Communities reached

57000

tons

Waste upcycled

4000

Farmers trained

58000

Carbon offset

7

Adoption centres

our projects

Saving the planet, one community at a time

Training

Empowering individuals through skill-building programs promoting knowledge, self-reliance, & professional growth.

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Advocacy

Raising awareness and driving change for critical social issues through campaigns, education, and policy engagement.

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Community Development

Strengthening communities with sustainable initiatives to improve livelihoods and well-being.

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our 4-step Approach

Our solution is geared towards adoption because we believe change can only happen through a concerted effort by communities.

When farmers adopt this technology, organic waste is treated, and their cost of production can be reduced by up to 35%.

Stage 1: Demonstrate

At Entojutu we demonstrate by using waste on a daily basis as a resource and using the black soldier fly larvae to treat the waste.

Stage 2: Experience

We bring the community farmers to an experiential learning by doing it themselves by training them from receiving waste to having their own black soldier fly to using the larvae to treat their own organic waste to harvesting products from this waste treatment process.

Stage 3: Adopt

Adopt, we monitor and support the community farmers to integrate this technology into their farms using resources from their farms and communities and with the help of our monitoring team, we help them to scale up through partnership and mentoring.

Stage 4: Leverage

Leverage, at this stage, knowing the technology will open the mind of the farmers to transition into using more eco-friendly methods and to teaching their communities therefore. Forming a community of nature based .

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Stories

Testimoinals from Community Beneficiaries

Meet Mrs Bunmi Oyesomi, one of our beneficiaries that is being 'empowered by flies'. She is excited about using our 'start up kit', which has made her income level sustainable while also making her a big insect farmer. Her joy is contagious and we want to see more women in rural communities go from being sorrowful to radiating with the joy that comes with working with nature.

Mrs Bumi

Meet Toheeb, our young beneficiary. He told us his STORY OF PASSION AND DEPRESSION. We could have assumed that his passion would help him to help his ailing father as he wanted to. However, the realities of the current system of rural agriculture in Nigeria do not respect passion, needs, or age. He remained energetic during his training program with Entojutu and we are excited to have him in the Family. He is ready to work with nature.

Toheeb

Meet Temitayo, a strong woman striving hard to sustain her family in the face of severe hardship. Temitayos' background will not put her back to the ground. She is actively learning and working with nature. This wonder woman and many like her are being EMPOWERED BY FLIES. 30 wives 30 Mothers 30 women. 30 Heads working with nature.