We are pleased to invite you to the 5th forest innovation workshop, a biennial European initiative which promotes networking and exchanges among the community of forestry and wood industry innovators and actors.
Research & innovation
MountResilience kicks-off: helping European mountain communities adapt to climate change
MountResilience kicked-off in Ponte di Legno (Italy) on the 19th – 20th and 21st September 2023. MountResilience (Accelerating transformative climate adaptation for higher resilience in European mountain regions) targets mountain territories and their communities to help them adapt to climate change.
Social innovators in rural areas – SIMRA final conference
We are organising the final conference of our Horizon 2020 project SIMRA. The event will showcase the project’s main findings and discuss the policy opportunities to encourage social innovation and the possibilities to empower rural communities
Forest Innovation Workshop 2020
We are pleased to invite you to the 4th forest innovation workshop, a biennial European initiative which promotes networking and exchanges among the community of forestry and wood industry innovators and actors.
Smart mountains: a new story of resilience?
Euromontana is organising a series of webinars to feed reflection in view of the next European Mountain Convention and showcase good initiatives and contribute to foresight analysis for our collective future
Climate change in the mountains: key messages from the latest IPCC report
The recent IPCC report once more demonstrates the urgency of climate action to avoid severe impacts on mountain ecosystems and populations
Rhodoshop: a One-Stop-Shop on energy efficiency for the Rhodope’s municipalities
The Rhodoshop initiative replicates the One-Stop-Shop concept at regional level to support stakeholders in identifying and accessing funds channelled towards energy efficiency.
Community-based restoration of mountain terraces
Mountain communities of Polystypos, Alona and Platanistasa were engaged in the restoration of these dry-stone terraces. In total, 160 people were involved in the reflection and decision-making process, including: agriculture and forestry departments, Cyprus Agricultural Payment Organisation, local mountain communities (through community councils), landowners, local schools, and youth organisations.
Taking full advantage of European mountains’ innovation potential
The VII European Mountain Convention concluded with the adoption of the Lillehammer Declaration, which describes Euromontana's vision of innovation in mountain areas and provides recommendations