Forced displacement refers to the involuntary movement of individuals or groups from their homes or communities due to various factors, such as conflict, violence, persecution, or natural disasters. This phenomenon often results in refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) who are compelled to leave their homes to seek safety and security elsewhere. The impact of forced displacement can be profound, affecting not only the displaced individuals but also the communities that receive them. These situations can lead to humanitarian crises, as displaced populations often face challenges such as lack of access to basic needs, healthcare, and education, while host communities may experience strain on resources and services.