Supported by Euromontana and more than 80 organisations around the world, this joint manifesto demands immediate and targeted political responses to the economic, social and environmental impacts of climate change.
This policy paper, endorsed by Euromontana is part of the TranStat project activities and tackles the subject of rethinking winter tourism in the Alps.
This study focuses on the challenges of adaptation in water and tourism management in mountain areas. It analyses the policies and practices implemented in 5 European mountain countries
In the framework of the European Green Deal, the European Commission proposed a new EU strategy on adaptation to climate change. Euromontana stressed the measures needed to better adapt to climate change.
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.
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