Thursday, 9th February, the students of the International Master’s Degree Course in “Valorization and Sustainable Development of Mountain Areas” attended the meeting of Action Group 1 – Research & Innovation of EUSALP, European Strategy for the Alpine Region, a process involving 7 states, 48 regions and the European Commission. A training offer, that of the […]
Rosanna Minello, first year student of the Degree Course in Development and Protection of the Mountain Environment of the University of Milan – UNIMONT Centre, took part in the Summer camp promoted by EUSALP (European Strategy for the Alpine Macro-Region). The camp was held in Predazzo (TN) from 18th to 22nd July. The Summer Camp was […]
On 15th, 16th and 17th June, the UNIMONT Centre of the University of Milan hosted a series of meetings organized in collaboration with the Lombardy Region in the framework of the European Strategy for the Alpine Macro-Region (EUSALP) focused on identifying policies aimed at promoting a sustainable future in mountain areas. Attilio Fontana, President of […]
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) is the fourth macro-regional strategy. The Strategy aims to promote sustainable economic and social prosperity of the Alpine Region and it will affect around 80 million people living in 48 regions in 7 countries.
The basis of the Strategy’s governance has three inter-related levels: political leadership and ownership; coordination; and implementation. At each level, different actors from the participating States and Regions take part in a General Assembly, an Executive Board and implementing bodies. The core of the implementation level is the 9 Action Groups.
Ge.S.Di.Mont – UNIMONT Research Center – collaborates with the Lombardy Region for the management of the Action 1 Group – Research & Innovation (AG1). Action Group 1 currently consists of 22 members from 6 states of the Alpine Region.
Action Group 1 has the following objectives:
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The Strategy is build upon three interdependent thematic objectives that focus on economic growth and innovation; mobility and connectivity; environment and energy and a cross-cutting objective aiming to build a macro-regional governance model. To support these objectives, the EUSALP Strategy focuses on nine actions priorities.
OBJECTIVE: “Fair access to job opportunities, building on the high competitiveness of the Region”
Three Action Groups operate within this Thematic Policy Area:
OBJECTIVE: “Sustainable internal and external accessibility to all”
Two Action Groups operate within the 2nd Thematic Policy Area:
OBJECTIVE: “A more inclusive environmental framework for all and renewable and reliable energy solutions for the future”
Four Action Groups operate within this Thematic Policy Area:
OBJECTIVE: “A sound macro-regional governance model for the Region (to improve cooperation and the coordination of action)”
A two-level coordination built upon national coordination and objective coordination is highly recommended.