The book The United Nations World Food Programme: Indian Ocean Tsunami Emergency Operation highlights the crucial role of the World Food Programme (WFP) in responding to the December 2004 tsunami. The international community, including governments, NGOs, and private sectors, collaborated intensively to address the massive humanitarian needs. WFP's efforts were essential in preventing disease and starvation and providing immediate food and shelter. Despite significant progress, ongoing support and lessons learned are vital for future disaster responses.