The Alpine area is composed of territories with contrasted demographic, social and economic trends and a great cultural and linguistic diversity. This diversity goes along with a great variety of governance systems and traditions. Both the common specificities of the Alpine area and its variety and diversity call for cooperation. An Alpine macro-regional strategy would provide an opportunity to improve cooperation in the Alpine States as well as identifying common goals and implementing them more effectively through transnational collaboration. EUSALP constitutes a strategic agenda that should guide relevant policy instruments at EU, national and regional level, by closely aligning and mutually reinforcing them.
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Smart Villages Conference: the press release of the event
Courmayeur
31st May 2019
On Thursday 23rd and Friday 24th May 2019, Courmayeur was the venue for a two-day conference on Smart Villages, one of the events organised under the 2019 Italian Presidency of the European Strategy for the Alpine Regional (EUSALP).
RIS3 in macro-regional strategies: building a comparative framework to learn from other regions
Piazza Città di Lombardia, Milan, Italy
28th May 2019
On Tuesday 25 June, the EUSALP 1 Action Group - Research and Innovation - is organising a workshop to discuss which comparative frameworks could help policy makers and stakeholders to improve their innovative performance by learning from other regions, and which synergies a
3-4 July: CIRCULAR ECONOMY TO BOOST MACROREGIONAL SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
Piazza Città di Lombardia, Milano
27th May 2019
In the framework of EUSALP Italian Presidency 2019, focused on sustainable growth and circular economy in the Alpine area, on 3-4 July Milan will host the high-level conference and thematic workshop BOOSTALPs 2.0.
EUSALP - EU Strategy for the Alpine Region
RIS3 in macro-regional strategies: building a comparative framework to learn from other regions
Palazzo Lombardia, Milan, Italy
25/06/2019 - 14:00 to 18:30
25/06/2019 - 14:00 to 18:30
Workshop
In the current debate on post 2020 European Cohesion Policy, it would be important to capitalize on two pillars of the ongoing policy programmes: the transnational macro-regional strategies (MRS) (COWI, 2017) and the research and innovation strategies for smart specializa
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EUSALP Action Groups
1st Thematic Policy Area
"Economic Growth and Innovation"
Action Group 3
To improve the adequacy of labour market, education and training in strategic sectors
2nd Thematic Policy Area
"Mobility and Connectivity"
3rd Thematic Policy Area
"Environment and Energy"
Action Group 8
To improve risk management and to better manage climate change, including major natural risks prevention
Cross-cutting Policy Area
Governance, including Institutional Capacity
The EUSALP governance model has to ensure a sound and effective implementation of the Strategy, which will contribute to reaching its thematic objectives. […] There is a need for an approach that encourages participants to overcome not only national frontiers, but also sectors and barriers in order to allow thinking that is more strategic and imaginative concerning the opportunities available. This strategic approach should also ensure consistency between existing initiatives, avoiding duplications and providing an alignment to existing financial instruments.
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