About MOVING
MOVING (MOuntain Valorisation through INterconnectedness and Green growth) is a Horizon 2020 project (2020-2024) coordinated by the University of Córdoba, gathering 23 partner organisations. The project will build capacities and co-develop policy frameworks across Europe. It will establish new or upscaled value chains to contribute to the resilience and sustainability of mountain areas to climate change.
Reference Regions
The 23 mountain regions are the selected areas in which the project will roll-out its research activities and actions to engage relevant stakeholders. These regions represent the wide diversity of mountain areas in 16 European and neighbouring countries.
- 01 Austria
- Austrian Alps
- 02 Bulgaria
- Stara Planina
- 03 Czechia
- Šumava - Cesky Les
- 04 France
- Corsica
- 05 France
- Drome Valley
- 06 Greece
- Crete
- 07 Hungary
- Transdanubian Mountains
- 08 Italy
- Central Apennines
- 09 Italy
- Eastern Alps
- 10 Italy
- Northern Apennines
- 11 North Macedonia
- Maleshevski mountains
- 12 Portugal
- Cordilheira central
- 13 Portugal
- Maciço Noroeste
- 14 Romania
- Southern Romanian Carpathian
mountains
- 15 Serbia
- Dinaric Mountains
- 16 Slovakia
- Slovak Carpathian mountains
- 17 Spain
- Betic Systems
- 18 Spain
- Sierra Morena
- 19 Spain
- Spanish Pyrenees
- 20 Switzerland
- Swiss Alps
- 21 Switzerland
- Swiss Jura
- 22 Turkey
- Beydaglari
- 23 UK-Scotland
- Highlands and Islands
Latest Publications
| Title | Publication Categories | Date | Document |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK – SCOTLAND | Speyside Malt Whisky | Practice Abstract | 27 November 2022 |  |
| BEYDAGLARI | The sustainability of highland greenhouse tomato cultivation in Elmalı / Beydaglari | Practice Abstract | 27 November 2022 | |
| SWISS JURA | The resilience of Tête de Moine PDO value chain | Practice Abstract | 27 November 2022 | |
News
The vulnerability and the adaptive capacity of the mountainous region in Rethymno (Greece)
Assessing vulnerability, sustainability, and resilience in mountain olive groves of Spain
Drought and demographic change put at risk the Iberian ham value chain in Spain
Community of Practice (CoP)
This community brings together key stakeholders from across Europe to deepen their knowledge on Mountain Value Chains and their resilience to climate change, by sharing experience and boosting peer learning.