Robert Mwangi, an auditor, quit his job in 2019 to establish CAMLPO Ltd in Njoro, Nakuru County, focusing on agri-food value chains. His company transforms waste into organic fertilizer and high-protein animal feed using Black Soldier Fly (BSF) technology, showcasing how rural youth are creating jobs and enterprises in agriculture.

• CAMLPO Ltd collects 25 tonnes of waste from Nakuru County markets and homes weekly.
• The company produces organic fertilizer, branded Nawiri, sold for between Sh1800 and Sh2000 per 25kg or 50kg bag.
• Mwangi's company has created employment for six casual workers, four permanent employees, two agripreneurs, and two waste collectors.
• The IFAD-funded Jobs Open to the Youth (JOY) project has created 5,000 jobs in Kenya, with hubs established at leading universities and technical institutes.