The European Commission is collecting data on wolves and the impact of predation on livestock farming and on affected areas. Euromontana welcomes the European Commission’s approach but regrets the lack of clarity and standardisation of the data requested. There is also no clear policy agenda linked to this initiative besides an
This policy brief for Euromontana members presents the European Commission's annual work programme for 2023 and outlines the key actions and legislation of interest to mountain areas, as well as their respective timetables.
This policy brief for Euromontana members presents the new EU CAP network, details the changes compared to the previous networks and introduces the upcoming activities of the CAP network
The Common Agricultural Policy is a key policy for supporting mountain farming. This April 2017 position paper sets out Euromontana's position and recommendations for the post-2020 CAP.
Following the presentation by the European Commission of the Cork Declaration, Euromontana publishes a position paper to provide some insights on its implementation.
The IX European Mountain Convention resulted in the adoption of the Bilbao Declaration “Quality for the mountains: prosperity from people and territories”. It sets out Euromontana's position on agriculture and quality foods.
A joint position paper on local food systems was presented to the European Commission by several organisations such as Euromontana, Region Lombardia, UnionCamere Lombardia, ERRIN, KEN, AREPO, “Città del Bio” and PURPLE
The VI European Mountain Convention resulted in the adoption of the Brig Declaration, on economy and added value in mountain areas. It sets out the Euromontana vision of competitive mountain areas