Conflict plays a significant role in causing and perpetuating hunger. In 2020, conflict was the primary driver of hunger for nearly 100 million people across 23 countries. Armed conflicts disrupt economies, food markets, and the food chain, leading to increased poverty and food shortages. The consequences of war extend beyond immediate violence and create long-lasting humanitarian crises. Resolving conflicts and promoting peace are crucial steps towards addressing the issue of hunger on a global scale.