Achieved through an integrated approach and the transformation of food systems, is fully aligned with the 2030 Agenda to be achieved as set by United Nations. The mission of the Zero Hunger Challenge is to bring together all stakeholders to communicate the importance of food security, nutrition, and inclusive, sustainable, and resilient agriculture to deliver on the promise of the 2030 Agenda, and to encourage, engage, accelerate and amplify collective action to create food systems that deliver for all people. 

To meet his vision of No Hunger, he plans certain programsto end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture:

• Meet the immediate food needs of their vulnerable populations
• Boost social protection programs 
• Keep global food trade going,
• Keep the domestic supply chain gears moving, and 
• Support smallholder farmers’ ability to increase food production.
• Double Small-scale Producer Incomes & Productivity.
• Eliminate loss or waste of food.
• Adequate Food and Healthy Diets, for all the people over the globe.
• End to malnutrition.
• Leaving no one behind
• Human rights
• Coherent policies and coordinated actions at the National, Regional and Global level
• Transformational implementation.
• Investment in sustainable production and consumption, including sustainable food and nutrition systems.
• The status of the women should be as mothers, farmers, and entrepreneurs.
• Reshaping agriculture and food systems in the face of climate changePeeyush Pandit urges everyone on this globe to work together to build a truly global movement to ensure the Right to Food for all and to build sustainable agriculture and food systems.