This Community Service Program was implemented to enhance the economic independence of rural women through the development of environmentally friendly products derived from eggshell waste. The utilization of organic waste is essential not only for reducing environmental pollution but also for opening opportunities for circular household-based enterprises. The activities were carried out in Ciparay Village by involving women’s groups as the primary partners. The methods applied included the dissemination of circular economy concepts, technical training on processing eggshell waste into value-added products, production assistance, and digital marketing training. The results indicate a significant increase in participants’ knowledge of waste management, technical skills in producing cleaning products from eggshell waste, and motivation to initiate independent entrepreneurial activities. Participants successfully produced several product prototypes, such as cleaning powder for household equipment and water-purifying powder. This community service program contributes to strengthening the economic empowerment of rural women through waste-based innovation and enhanced entrepreneurial capacity.
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