Addressing global hunger requires a multifaceted approach that includes immediate humanitarian aid, long-term investments in sustainable agriculture, and proactive measures to mitigate the impacts of climate change and conflict on food security. Efforts to combat this crisis face significant challenges, including funding shortfalls. In 2024, the United Nations raised only 46% of its $49.6 billion aid goal, resulting in reduced rations and limited aid eligibility.To address these issues, over 150 internationally recognized scientists have called for urgent and innovative solutions, emphasizing the need for substantial investments in agricultural research and sustainable food systems.