<![CDATA[One of the common environmental problems faced by urban and district areas, including Grobogan Regency, is poor waste management. As the population and consumption of the Grobogan community increase, the volume of organic waste generated also rises. However, the existing waste management practices have proven inadequate as solutions, thus necessitating development and innovation. A potential solution to the waste management issues in Grobogan Regency can be achieved through bioconversion technology by utilizing Black Soldier Fly (BSF) maggots. Maggot cultivation not only decomposes organic waste but can also be used as animal feed due to its high protein content. The biomass from waste products processed by maggots can be utilized as organic fertilizer, supporting agricultural activities. The compost derived from maggot waste is part of a circular economy approach and sustainable environmental conservation efforts.This study aims to provide a deeper understanding of maggot utilization by presenting an analysis of various literature that explains the potential and success of maggot cultivation in addressing waste management issues and its role in supporting the circular economy of a region. With good and proactive collaboration among communities, governments, and related sectors, innovation can become an effective and efficient solution to be applied in Grobogan Regency.]]>
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