As long-standing member of the Mountain Partnership, Euromontana welcomes and supports this declaration, which highlights the crucial role of mountains for people and the planet.
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Fresh momentum for the promotion of mountain products in France
On 27 March 2026, the Rencontres des Produits de Montagne brought together agricultural, agri-food and institutional stakeholders in Lempdes with a shared aim: to give fresh momentum to the promotion of mountain products in France.
Euromontana and CIMO re-elected to the Mountain Partnership Steering Committee
Euromontana and its member CIMO (Centro de Investigação de Montanha) have been re-elected to the Steering Committee of the Mountain Partnership, where they will continue to represent the European Major Groups for the 2026–2030 mandate
One million hectares burned in 2025: the EU responds with a new wildfire risk strategy
Euromontana welcomes the European Commission's recent Communication on integrated wildfire risk management, launched on 25 March 2026.
Doubling the number of young farmers by 2040 requires bold action on land, finance and rural services
Euromontana joined an EU CAP network seminar aimed to translate the recent Strategy on Generational Renewal from the European Commission into concrete actions at national and regional level.
We need dedicated land abandonment measures to encourage generational renewal in mountain areas, says Euromontana
On 3 March, the European Committee of the Regions held a consultation on generational renewal. Euromontana reiterated its demands for additional dedicated support for mountain farming and land abandonment measures.
Successful second meeting for the European Alliance for Mountains on the future EU Budget
Building on the successful launch of the Alliance in 2025, this second meeting of the European Alliance for Mountains came at a crucial moment in the negotiations on the future Multiannual Financial Framework, bringing concrete and targeted recommendations to key policymakers involved in these discussions. The voice of mountains was heard loud and clear at a decisive moment for the negotiations.
Euromontana highlights the Right to Stay as a social priority for the next EU budget
On Monday 23 February, Euromontana took part in the stakeholder consultation organised by the European Committee of the Regions on the future of the European Social Fund within the next EU Multi-annual Financial Framework.
Euromontana joins EU CAP Network meeting on the future of Europe’s livestock sector
This new thematic group will explore ways to improve how the Common Agricultural Policy Strategic Plans are used to support a transition to more sustainable and competitive livestock systems.