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GPS tracking for grazing herds: increasing consumers’ trust in sustainable animal products
13 December 2019
Pastoralism faces a wide range of different challenges in Europe, from land use to climate change and large herds management. In Thessaly, Greece, cooperation Terra Thessalia developed a GPS tracking system in Thessaly to facilitate …
Euromontana was at the EUSALP Annual forum
13 December 2019
The Director of Euromontana, Marie Clotteau, was invited to participate in the workshop “The Alps: a unique laboratory for sustainable development models” that took place on 29th November 2019 within the EUSALP Annual Forum. She …
10 years after the Lisbon Treaty: what progress has been made in the Cohesion Policy for mountain areas?
12 December 2019
On December 1st, 2019, we celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Lisbon Treaty. This Treaty introduced an objective of territorial cohesion through Article 174, which calls for special attention to be paid to “island, cross-border …
Experts wanted for EIP-AGRI on large carnivores and sustainable beef production
12 December 2019
The European Commission is launching a call for experts such as farmers, foresters, advisers, scientists and other relevant actors for five new EIP-AGRI Focus Groups. Focus Groups are temporary groups of selected experts focusing on …
Visiting mountain villages during the European Rural Parliament
11 December 2019
The 4th European Rural Parliament was organised in November 2019 in the mountainous region of Asturias in Spain. The village of Candas hosted the event which gathered more than 300 participants including rural people, representatives …

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12 Dec

.@interregeurope is looking for experts to support Aragon regions in Spain! 📢You are an expert in #digitalisation in agri-food and forestry sectors? Aware of the specificities of depopulated areas?
👇Apply to participate as an expert before December 19 👇
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12 Dec

"Per supportare l'Autorità di gestione nel soddisfare le esigenze dei territori montani nel prossimo periodo di programmazione europea 2021-2027, Euromontana ha pubblicato delle linee guida"
Scarica il documento 👇
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12 Dec

The EIP-AGRI is looking for experts 📢
Apply before January 23 to join the new Focus Groups working on wildlife impacts on agricultural production and on extensive beef production
👇 Details of the call for experts 👇
https://t.co/4FbTcxxm6J

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11 Dec

Our last video is out 📢 See in this 3rd video:
🔹 insights of our last international conference in Poland
🔹 benefits of the #SilverEco for Irish rural areas with @AislingConway3
🔹 the story of stakeholders with @CuidamosBurgos, Spain
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11 Dec

« A few years ago we benefitted from support of the @EU_Commission DG REGIO to create a mapping - available online - of migrants’ integration networks at territorial level in @OECD countries » C. Charbit from @OECD_local
#AlpineRefugees #ReadingMountains

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GPS tracking for grazing herds: increasing consumers’ trust in sustainable animal products

Euromontana was at the EUSALP Annual forum

10 years after the Lisbon Treaty: what progress has been made in the Cohesion Policy for mountain areas?

Experts wanted for EIP-AGRI on large carnivores and sustainable beef production

Visiting mountain villages during the European Rural Parliament

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