2nd Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP)

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Date(s) - 20-21 Nov 2018
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Congress Innsbruck - Austria


The 2nd Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) will take place on 20 and 21 November 2018 in the heart of the Alps at the Congress Innsbruck, Austria. The event, jointly organised by the Tyrolean EUSALP Presidency and the European Commission Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy, will address the motto “shaping.future.together.with the next generation“.

Young people will discuss with politicians, experts and citizens central Alpine topics such as sustainable transport solutions for the Alpine region, vocational training, management of natural hazards, the use of Alpine natural and cultural resources or renewable energy. The aim is to find solutions together and to strengthen cooperation for the future of the Alps!

A particular focus will be on the involvement of young people in the EUSALP. In this context, it will be discussed how young people can be better integrated into the framework of the Strategy and how the Alpine Region can be preserved and further developed as a living and working space for future generations. In the framework of the contest “Pitch your project”, a highlight of the Forum, young people can present their own Alpine project and contribute in a very concrete way to the future regional development.

For more information

  • The draft agenda is available here
  • Practical information is available here
  • To register click here (before 18 November 2018)

 

At the same time, the organisers of the Forum, the Tyrol and the European Commission, stage a pitch session for youth projects. The young experts of the Region have the unique chance to present their projects for the Alpine region to the EU decision-makers and win the financial support for their implementation.

  • All information on the pitch session and the application process can be found here.
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