Maggot Kemanggisan House Processes 40–60 Kg of Residents' Kitchen Waste per Day

Thus, the 20 percent figure cannot be interpreted as a reduction in organic waste in the entire Kemanggisan Village.

Potential of cultivation results for animal feed

Apart from processing organic waste, maggot cultivation is expected to provide added economic value for society. According to Rafiudin, the results can be used as feed for chickens, fish and birds, or sold to traders.

These economic benefits are still conveyed as hope. Information from the West Jakarta City Government has not detailed the number of harvests, sales value or operating costs for maggot houses.

For residents, this facility provides an option for distributing sorted household organic waste. The sustainability of the processing will be easier to assess by recording the amount of incoming waste, cultivation yields, and management costs after the facility has been running for longer.