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
As long-standing member of the Mountain Partnership, Euromontana welcomes and supports this declaration, which highlights the crucial role of mountains for people and the planet.
On 27 March 2026, the Rencontres des Produits de Montagne brought together agricultural, agri-food and institutional stakeholders in Lempdes with a shared aim: to give fresh momentum to the promotion of mountain products in France.
Euromontana and its member CIMO (Centro de Investigação de Montanha) have been re-elected to the Steering Committee of the Mountain Partnership, where they will continue to represent the European Major Groups for the 2026–2030 mandate
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
Join us for a two-day international conference to discuss how evidence, tools and local experience can support more place‑based, territorially sensitive rural policies and investments across Europe.
The XIV European Mountain Convention will bring together mountain stakeholders from all over Europe to shape the future of extensive livestock farming in mountain territories.
Join us for a three-day international conference bringing together shepherds, researchers, public institutions, and European networks to reflect on good practices, innovative models, and new alliances in pastoralism.