NOVELTY - The solid fuel comprises a white lime (2-5 wt.%) that is configured to reduce a harmful material and is mixed with an organic waste (50-67 wt.%), and a flammable material (23-30 wt.%) mixed with the organic waste, where the solid fuel is obtained from the organic waste and combustible waste. A water content of the organic waste is lowered with the flammable material. The organic waste includes a food waste (30-40 wt.%), rice hulls, sawdust, and wood flour. The flammable material comprises a zone information protocol.    USE - Used as a solid fuel.    ADVANTAGE - The solid fuel has high calorific value.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The solid fuel comprises a white lime (2-5 wt.%) that is configured to reduce a harmful material and is mixed with an organic waste (50-67 wt.%), and a flammable material (23-30 wt.%) mixed with the organic waste, where the solid fuel is obtained from the organic waste and combustible waste. A water content of the organic waste is lowered with the flammable material. The organic waste includes a food waste (30-40 wt.%), rice hulls, sawdust, and wood flour. The flammable material comprises a zone information protocol for mixing the organic waste, lowering the water content of the organic waste and raising the calorific value of the fuel. The organic waste further includes cow dung (60 wt.%), pig ordure (20 wt%), and fowl droppings (20 wt.%). The flammable material and the combustibility waste are shaped to oval briquettes. The white lime is formed in pellet-shaped manner. The solid fuel is produced from: combustibility waste including synthetic resin, sponge and urethane; and fabric ejected in a vehicle scrapped car, where the combustibility waste is pulverized into a size of 5-10 mm and food waste that is pulverized into the size of 5-10 mm. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a method for producing a solid fuel using organic waste and combustible waste.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a schematic view of a method for producing a solid fuel using organic waste and combustible waste (Drawing includes non-English language text).