In 2023, the European Year of Skills, Euromontana intends to focus on the challenges and possible solutions for employment and skills in mountain areas. The conference “Skills for Mountains in Transitions” will explore the difficulties and opportunities in specific economic sectors, as well as solutions for attracting talents to mountain areas.
As part of the European Week of Regions and Cities 2022, Euromontana organises a pitch session in the framework of its Interreg Europe project SILVER SMEs. It's an opportunity to find out more about our activities in the rural Silver Economy in just 15 minutes!
As part of the European Week of Regions and Cities 2022, Euromontana will present the main outcomes of its mountain youth report and how mountain areas can boost their attractiveness and retain young people.
10 years after its first study, Euromontana releases a new study on youth in mountain areas. This online event will explore youth's aspirations and possible policy responses to maintain the attractiveness of mountain territories.
Euromontana is organising the mid-term conference of its Interreg Europe project SILVER SMEs. The conference will explore how European and regional policies can cope with the challenges of ageing in rural regions.
SILVER SMEs aims to identify and implement regional policies that promote the growth of SMEs by exploiting the opportunities offered by the Silver Economy in rural and mountain areas.
Co-organised with the European Parliament's RUMRA intergroup, this European Year of Youth event aims to explore the factors behind the brain drain and how the Cohesion Policy
Organised in the framework of the SILVER SMEs project, this event aims to explore the challenges of ageing in rural and mountainous areas and to discover how partners have successfully boosted the development of the Silver Economy in response to these challenges.
The platform gathers information and resources for rural communities facing population loss, ageing and demographic decline. A wide range of stakeholders are invited to use the platform, from regional and local authorities to Local Action Groups, national CAP networks and any rural stakeholders working to revitalise their territory.