The book "People Controlled Organization (PCO)" by Caphleen Fortunatus Lutende and Gregory Zunda Gondwe provides an in-depth analysis of the Malaria Haikubaliki campaign launched in Tanzania in 2010. It highlights the challenges and misunderstandings associated with the campaign, particularly the perception that the initiative originated not from the Tanzanian government but from the American government. A central theme of the book is the lack of community involvement in problem-solving, which led to ineffective use of the resources provided, such as mosquito nets. The authors argue that people did not define their own problems and therefore did not develop their own solutions, ultimately undermining efforts to eradicate malaria. This academic book offers valuable insights into the importance of community participation in the implementation of health initiatives.