The XI European Mountain Convention ended with the adoption by the participants of the Vatra Dornei Declaration on cultural heritage, which sets out Euromontana’s approach and position on mountains’ cultural heritage
Euromontana contributed to the evaluation of the 2013 EU climate change adaptation strategy to examine the actual implementation and provide recommendations from and for mountain areas.
Euromontana’s position provides recommendations on the best ways to shape a 2021-2027 Cohesion Policy that would better fit the needs of mountain territories.
This position paper presents a common vision on two challenges for pastoralism: coexistence with large carnivores and how to maintain the attractiveness of pastoral activities.
The Common Agricultural Policy is a key policy for supporting mountain farming. This April 2017 position paper sets out Euromontana’s position and recommendations for the post-2020 CAP.
Following the presentation by the European Commission of the Cork Declaration, Euromontana publishes a position paper to provide some insights on its implementation.
The X European Mountain Convention concluded with the adoption of the Bragança Declaration, which sets out Euromontana’s approach and position on climate change adaptation in mountain areas
The IX European Mountain Convention resulted in the adoption of the Bilbao Declaration “Quality for the mountains: prosperity from people and territories”. It sets out Euromontana’s position on agriculture and quality foods.
A joint position paper on local food systems was presented to the European Commission by several organisations such as Euromontana, Region Lombardia, UnionCamere Lombardia, ERRIN, KEN, AREPO, “Città del Bio” and PURPLE