Anaerobic digestion is a natural process where microorganisms break down organic matter (such as food waste, manure, or agricultural residues) in the absence of oxygen.
This process produces:

• Biogas, a mixture mainly of methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂), which can be used as renewable energy.

• Digestate, a nutrient-rich substance that can be used as a natural fertilizer.

• Heat, which is generated during the process and can be recovered and used for heating purposes or to maintain the temperature of the digester.

Biomethanation is a sustainable solution to reduce the growing amount of organic waste in Africa, while producing clean energy and supporting agriculture.

• Composting is a natural process where organic waste (like vegetable peels, garden trimmings, and food scraps) decomposes in the presence of oxygen with the help of microorganisms.
  The result is:

  • compost a dark, nutrient-rich soil additive that improves soil health and supports plant growth.

  • It helps support organic food production by replacing chemical fertilizers.

  • It also prevents pollution of soil, water, and air caused by the excessive use of synthetic chemical inputs in agriculture.

  Composting is a sustainable way to manage organic waste in Africa, reducing pollution and turning waste into valuable resources for eco-friendly farming.