The World is our Common Home

The Kauai bird depicted on the cover, which belongs to the M. Braccatus species of the moho genus,

was an endemic bird species specific to Kauai Island of the Hawaiian Islands. It was named after the island where it lived. The most distinctive features of the species were its long, fanlike tail, strong beak, and

bright yellow feathers on the legs of the males. Unfortunately, they no longer exist in our world as a result

of the destruction of their natural habitats.

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By tackling the climate crisis and saving our biodiversity, we are securing the health and well-being of all

people on earth. I welcome the First Lady Emine Erdoğan's strong voice in this debate in Türkiye.

Frans Timmermans

Executive vice president for Europian Green Deal

We apreciate First Lady Emine Erdoğan's Zero Waste Project and her inspiring leadership about global

climate change. We believe that, thanks to this leadership, many political leaders will come together and

make sincere efforts for efficient use of natural resources.

MaimuNah Mohd Sharif

Executive Director of the United Nations

Human Settlements Programme

As First Lady Emine Erdoğan states, climate change is the greatest problem of our century. As COP26

President, I very much welcome the First Lady's ongoing commitment to tackling climate change and environmental degradation, and thank her for bringing together this collection of motivational stories. The

world is our common home, and we must protect it.

Alok Sharma

COP-26 President

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