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2021 European Commission work programme: what’s new for mountains? [29 / 01 / 2021]

Agriculture, mobility, Long Term Vision for Rural Areas, broadband and much more: as 2021 starts, Euromontana analysed the European Commission’s annual work programme. This article aims at outlining the key actions and the calendar for […]

Cooperation and development of mountain areas: strengthen the opportunities for Crete [28 / 01 / 2021]

The Region of Crete held on 20 January 2021 a successful webinar with almost 40 local stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and development prospects of Crete’s mountain areas. The initiative organised by George Alexakis, Vice […]

‘Cuisinons notre région’: from farm to fork in mass catering services [27 / 01 / 2021]

More than 6 million meals are taken in schools, institutions and companies’ canteens every year in the Canton of Valais (according to the latest study by the Federal Statistical Office in 2009). Mass catering therefore […]

Policy recommendations to drive Alpine villages on the road to smartness [22 / 01 / 2021]

The Alpine Space SMARTVillages project published its policy recommendations to support the development of Smart Villages in the alpine area. Discussed during the project’s international conference in November 2020, these recommendations will be handed out […]

Post-2020 CAP: eco-schemes should support mountain farming [21 / 01 / 2021]

Eco-schemes are a new tool under pilar 1 of the post-2020 CAP; aiming at greening the CAP, they are compulsory for Member States in their Strategic Plans but not mandatory for farmers. Member States are […]

Smart mountains: how can biosphere reserves contribute to the Green Deal? [20 / 01 / 2021]

Euromontana held its second webinar on Smart Mountains on 14 January 2021 to discuss the possible contribution of Biosphere Reserves in achieving the EU Green Deal objectives. Co-organised by Euromontana, the UNESCO Man and the […]

Euromontana’s booklet of good practices for a sustainable recovery in European mountains [13 / 01 / 2021]

As we start a new year, Euromontana releases its annual collection of initiatives, showcasing inspiring good practices from all over Europe (UE and non-UE). This booklet is the result of the exchange of good practices […]

The new EU Mobility Strategy: mixed announces for mountain people [8 / 01 / 2021]

The European Green Deal calls for a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from transport, in order for the EU to become a climate-neutral economy by 2050. To achieve this objective, the European Commission published […]

Euromontana, CPMR and NSPA call for a European strategy for islands, mountainous and sparsely populated areas [7 / 01 / 2021]

The post-COVID recovery will be much longer and much more difficult in some regions than others. This, unfortunately, is especially the case for many Islands, mountainous and sparsely populated areas, which are witnessing the bankruptcy […]

Results-based agri-environment payment schemes to protect mountain grasslands [17 / 12 / 2020]

In the Târnava Mare and Pogányhavas regions, Romania, mountain grasslands’ species are endangered due to the deterioration of habitats. To protect the biodiversity of these mountain areas, the Fundatia ADEPT worked with the Romanian government […]

How to integrate the Green Deal into the Cohesion Policy? A toolkit for Managing Authorities [16 / 12 / 2020]

Managing Authorities are currently drafting their Operational Programmes for 2021-2027 and a large part of their operations will have to contribute to achieving the Green Deal objectives. To support Managing Authorities at national and regional […]

Cooperation agreed between Euromontana and the Carpathian Convention [16 / 12 / 2020]

Euromontana is pleased to have endorsed in December 2020 a Memorandum of Understanding with the Carpathian Convention in December 2020. Euromontana and the Carpathian Convention will further collaborate in the future to exchange knowledge and […]

Ageing in mountain areas: Euromontana shares its recommendations with the European Commission [15 / 12 / 2020]

The European Commission is currently drafting a Green Paper on Ageing, which should be published in the first quarter 2021. The Green Paper will build on the findings of the June Report on the Impact […]

Save the date! Smart mountains: how can biosphere reserves contribute to the Green Deal? [15 / 12 / 2020]

  Euromontana invites you to its webinar “Smart mountains: how can biosphere reserves contribute to the Green Deal?”, taking place on January 14, 2021, from 14:00 to 15h45. This webinar, co-organised  by Euromontana, the Perth […]

Join OREKA MENDIAN’s online training on mountain grasslands’ conservation! [14 / 12 / 2020]

On 17 December, as part of the LIFE project OREKA MENDIAN, will be held online a course on “Biodiversity of mountain grasslands and extensive livestock farming”. This training aims to enhance the importance of protected […]

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Our March newsletter is out! 📩Discover our alliance for policymakers position on the next EU budget, explore good practices on transhumance grazing and stay informed about the latest developments in European policies and more 💡 Read our latest issue 👉 mailchi.mp/euromontana.org/the-voice-of-european-mountains-y1k9p83em5 Subscribe to our newsletter 👉 euromontana.us16.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=fe51c0412830a3d3ddaa0b522&id=32bde1f8db Featuring Fire-Res, Interreg Alpine Space - TranStat, and more! ... See MoreSee Less
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🔴IMPORTANT INFORMATION | XIV European Mountain Convention [𝘍𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘤̧𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘤𝘪-𝘥𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘰𝘶𝘴] 📢 Due to security measures linked to the 2026 G7 Summit in nearby Évian, the French authorities have requested that we reschedule the XIV European Mountain Convention, initially planned for 9-11 June. 👉 We are pleased to confirm that the Convention will now take place from 30 June to 2 July, in the same location and with the same programme framework. The new dates were selected to ensure minimal disruption, seasonal suitability, and availability of key speakers. ➡️ Registrations remain open for those who have not yet registered. Programme, registration and practical info 🔗 www.mountainconvention.eu ➡️ Participants already registered for the initial dates will be contacted directly. _________ 📢 En raison des mesures de sécurité exceptionnelles liées au sommet du G7 2026 qui se tiendra à Évian, les autorités françaises nous ont demandé de reporter les Assises Européennes de la Montagne, initialement prévues du 9 au 11 juin. 👉 Nous sommes heureux de confirmer que les Assises se tiendront désormais du 30 juin au 2 juillet, au même endroit et avec le même programme. Les nouvelles dates ont été choisies afin de minimiser les perturbations, de tenir compte de la saisonnalité et de la disponibilité des principaux intervenants. ➡️ Les inscriptions restent ouvertes. Programme, inscription et informations pratiques 🔗 www.mountainconvention.eu ➡️ Les participants déjà inscrits pour les dates initiales seront contactés directement. 📸 credits (c) SEA74 #IYRP2026 ... See MoreSee Less
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Ready to shape the future of mountain areas? 🏔️🎓 Enrollment is now open for MOUNTAINSIDE, the International Master’s Degree in Valorization and sustainable development of mountain areas at Università della Montagna Campus in the Alps! Curious about this multidisciplinary program, entirely in English, that combines hands-on experience with an international network ? Join the Open Day on March 25th at 5:00 p.m, to explore the curriculum and career prospects, while meeting the Professors, current students, and graduates. 📆 25 March | 17.00📍 Online and on-site in Edolo (BS)👉 Registration for the Open Day : us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/1muf7uizSdijUOHxyYXm1g#/registration More information on the degree: www.unimontagna.it/en/education/masters-degree-course/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Ce matin au Parlement Européen avec l’Alliance Européenne pour la Montagne Euromontana que je co-preside avec le député Herbert Dorfmann pour défendre les territoires de montagne dans le futur budget de l’UE. La Vice Présidente de la Commission européenne Roxana Mînzatu a également tenu à être présente pour rappeler l’importance que revêt la question territoriale dans les futures politiques européennes. ... See MoreSee Less
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