Protect soil, water and food systems in conflict: a global policy imperative

Key Points

• The research aims to address the destabilizing effects of conflict on global food, water, and soil systems, particularly in West Asia.
• Analyzed the impact of conflict on environmental systems and agricultural supply chains.
• Assessed the urgent need for soil remediation and ecosystem restoration strategies.
• Highlighted the importance of resilient agri-food governance in conflict-affected regions.
• Conflict causes significant food insecurity and ecological degradation, especially in developing areas.
• Immediate actions are proposed to prevent the collapse of the food-energy-water-soil nexus.
• Long-term recovery requires effective governance strategies for agricultural resources.