The book "Impact of Akaki Small-scale Irrigation Scheme on Household Food Security" by Molla Deribie Negash provides a comprehensive analysis of the effects of small-scale irrigation systems on household food security. It is based on solid research findings and draws conclusions that include practical recommendations for improving food security in the region. The author emphasizes the need for close collaboration between the Woreda administration and agricultural households to address existing challenges. Additionally, the importance of training programs for farmers is highlighted to enhance production capabilities. A central theme of the book is the role of gender relations in agriculture, noting that male household heads play a crucial role in implementing irrigation measures. The book also calls for collective actions from governments, NGOs, and farmers to improve market connections and promote sustainable agricultural practices.