EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF MOUNTAIN AREAS
The voice of
European mountains
Euromontana is the European multi-stakeholder network for sustainable development and quality of life in the mountains.
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News
We are pleased to announce that we are launching the MountResilience Community of Practice on Climate Change Adaptation and we encourage all mountain stakeholders engaged in climate change adaptation to join the CoP to learn, exchange and boost climate action in the mountains!
On World Water Day and World Glaciers Day, we call more than ever to strengthen Europe’s commitment to preserve glaciers, whose melting, especially in the Alps, poses a serious threat to Europe’s water supply.
Euromontana recently contributed to the European Commission’s public consultation on the EU Public Procurement Directive to share the voice of mountain communities.
Working themes
Territorial development
We work on different key policies that contribute to the quality of life of local communities and the attractiveness of mountain areas.
Environment
The mountain environment is rich and unique. We work to preserve and restore it, increase the environmental resilience of mountain areas and help territories drive transitions.
Agriculture
Mountain landscapes are shaped by traditional, extensive and sustainable agriculture. We aim to promote mountain farming and improve the conditions of mountain farmers.
Cross-cutting
Mountain areas are veritable laboratories for finding new solutions to overarching challenges. We promote research and innovation in, with and for mountain communities.
Upcoming events
The webinar will provide evidence-based perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in rural areas, more specifically on the cycle of decline.
Euromontana organises the upcoming RUSTIK conference to look at the role data plays in guiding rural areas toward transition pathways.
This event is the first of a series of thematic webinars that will take place throughout the life of the MountResilience project and aims to explore how different regions are beginning to work on the transition to alternative tourism models.