Together with more than 80 other organisations around the world, Euromontana supports a European manifesto for the governance of glaciers and connected resources.
November 13, 2025
We are delighted to announce that the Autonomous Province of Trento (Italy) has recently become a member of Euromontana!
A recent intermediate report, updating demographic data for the Italian and Austrian Alps for the 2013-2023 period, highlights significant shifts in population and mobility patterns in the Alps and provides additional knowledge of ongoing demographic challenges.
The European Commission announced its Strategy for Generational Renewal in Agriculture on the 21 October, despite some positive points, Euromontana reiterates the need to strengthen financial support for generational renewal in the post-2027 Common Agricultural Policy
Bringing together researchers, policymakers and practitioners, the event shone a spotlight on several resources, tools and networks that are helping mountain regions adapt to the impacts of climate change by collecting, storing and sharing knowledge and making it publicly available for mountain actors.
The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) held a stakeholder consultation on the next EU Multi-annual Financial Framework on Wednesday 8 October, gathering views on the Commission’s July proposals.
The report reiterates that the greatest challenges for Europe’s environment are biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, as well as adapting to accelerating climate change, all of which are particularly acute challenges for mountain areas.
September 22, 2025
The European Parliament adopted its report on the future Common Agricultural Policy on 10 September, setting out its post-2027 vision for EU food and farming policies
Thirty years after its creation in Krakow, Euromontana returned to its birthplace to celebrate three decades of action for mountain areas, and to renew its commitment for the future of European mountains.