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The PASTRES project – could we learn from pastoralists?
22 January 2020
By Michele NORI, PASTRES project research associate The PASTRES project is a research project dealing with pastoralism and pastoralists living in different regions of the globe, including different portions of European mountainous, inner and island …
Making people proud of their rural roots: the Universal Day of Rural Pride
21 January 2020
Isabeau Ottolini, Environmental Social Scientist Keeping vibrant and active rural populations is a challenge that requires joining efforts, such as the recently organised European Rural Parliament. The 2019 edition’s location of the event was especially …
A new European comparator tool on large carnivore’s management
20 January 2020
The EU Large Carnivore Platform is a grouping of European stakeholders regularly meeting to discuss issues related to coexistence between humankind and larges carnivores. In January 2020, the platform launched a new online comparative tool. …
Euromontana calls upon the EU to act against rural depopulation in mountain areas
16 January 2020
On January 15, 2020, Euromontana participated to a public consultation at the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) on demographic changes in the EU. The consultation, hosted by Mr János Ádám Karácsony, aimed at providing …
The European Green Deal: a good deal for mountain areas?
15 January 2020
In 2019, December 11th did not only mark International Mountain Day but also the launch of the European Green Deal by the newly elected von der Leyen Commission. The European Green Deal is intended to …

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ESPON @ESPON_Programme·

22 Jan

Active participation is key for better regulation
Have your say for the renewal of the #TerritorialAgenda. Take a few minutes to give your feedback and ideas on how to improve this document that is important for the European #Regions and #cities
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22 Jan

The mountains are calling you! Contact us with your news, so we can spread the word that #MountainsMatter

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Dominique Fayel @DominiqueFayel·

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Rural Europe: which way to go ? @jwojc @CiolosDacian @EricAndrieuEU les zones rurales sont facteur d'équilibre et de solutions pour la société @Euromontana

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Alexia Rouby @alex_rouby·

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#ruralareas are on the top of the agenda tonight at the #EuropeanParliament with top decision-makers agreeing that we need to invest in rural future. "We have a new story to write for our rural areas, so they are part of the future of Europe" said @CiolosDacian in his opening.

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Tonight MEPs and Commissioner @jwojc discuss perspectives for European #ruralareas. A common call for more synergies between the #CAP and cohesion policy, more investments in rural areas and a holistic & long term approach for the development of our territories

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The European Green Deal: a good deal for mountain areas?

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