EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF MOUNTAIN AREAS
The voice of
European mountains
Euromontana is the European multi-stakeholder network for sustainable development and quality of life in the mountains.
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News
In December 2022, the United Nations adopted a resolution declaring 2025 the International Year of Glacier Conservation, an important step in recognising the urgency to preserve these cornerstone of life on Earth.
Mountain products are still not sufficiently promoted said Euromontana during an event held on 10 April at the European Committee of the Regions.
The European Environment Agency (EEA) has recently published its first European Climate Risk Assessment report, which identifies, analyses and assesses the main threats posed to Europe by climate change and sets out priorities for policy action.
Working themes
Territorial development
We work on different key policies that contribute to the quality of life of local communities and the attractiveness of mountain areas.
Environment
The mountain environment is rich and unique. We work to preserve and restore it, increase the environmental resilience of mountain areas and help territories drive transitions.
Agriculture
Mountain landscapes are shaped by traditional, extensive and sustainable agriculture. We aim to promote mountain farming and improve the conditions of mountain farmers.
Cross-cutting
Mountain areas are veritable laboratories for finding new solutions to overarching challenges. We promote research and innovation in, with and for mountain communities.
Upcoming events
This online event, to be held on 8 May 2024, will reflect on the future of EU policy-making and its priorities, reflecting the voices of over 900 mountain stakeholders consulted by the MOVING project.
This 26th world conference, organised jointly by our member CE-MONT, the Institute for Economic and Social Research and the National Agency for Mountain Areas, aims to explore the challenges linked to tourism and rural areas through various themes ranging from rural development, agritourism and sustainable tourism to cross-border cooperation and economic growth.
The MOVING project is organising its Final Conference on 13 and 14 June in Brussels. The event marks the culmination of the 4-year project, and will bring together policy makers, research institutes, mountain organisations and other stakeholders to highlight the key role of mountain value chains in achieving Europe’s 2030 policy goals.