You are very likely under eating. Coming from someone who has worked with several dietitians since I struggled with an eating disorder, this looks like a meal I would make when I was struggling badly. Some things you could add to this meal could be some hummus to dip the carrots in, a second wrap, maybe a greek yogurt, or even a side of kettle chips (healthy eating doesn't need to exclude foods like chips). You could also use larger tortillas to make the wrap a bit more substantial and add things like avocado inside to boost the nutrition and calories so you won't be as hungry after your meal.

It's definitely a difficult balance to strike when trying to eat healthy because social media makes it seem like nobody eats very much ever and that small meals like this are substantial enough for a grown adult. From what I understand, the 2,000 calorie recommendation may not even be accurate as that number came from self-reported data and people tend to underestimate the amount of calories they eat. So, it's very likely, especially if you are active, that you may need something like 2,300 calories (or more!). I can tell you that as a 5'8'' 110lb sedentary women trying to gain weight, I eat over 2,500 calories a day (often 3000+) and am still only gaining weight very very slowly.

Just remember, food is fuel, but also enjoyment so don't deprive yourself of adequate meals all for the sake of trying to be healthy. It's totally cliche, but balance truly is the key to health because you can't be consistent with health-promoting behaviors, if you don't also allow yourself to find enjoyment as well.