Practice Abstracts
A practice abstract is a short summary aimed at communicating easy to access information to practitioners. These documents provide information, recommendations or practices beneficial for end-users’ daily activities.
The MOVING project will produce a total of 121 practice abstracts.
Austrian Alps (AU)
Corsica (FR)
Transdanubian mountains (HU)
Northern Apennines (IT)
Maciço Noroeste (PT)
Slovak Carpathian mountains (SK)
Spanish Pyrenees (ES)
Stara Planina (BG)
Drome Valley (FR)
Central Apennines (IT)
Maleshevski mountains (MKD)
Southern Romanian Carpathian mountains (RO)
Betic Systems (ES)
Swiss Alps (CH)
Highlands and Islands (UK-Scotland)
Šumava – Cesky Les (CZ)
Crete (GR)
Eastern Alps (IT)
Cordilheira central (PT)
Dinaric mountains (RS)
Sierra Morena (ES)
Swiss Jura (CH)
Other practices
- Participatory Theory Building: a citizen-science approach for “grounding” the MOVING conceptual and analytical framework
- Inventory of over 400 European Mountain Value Chains
- Farming and Forestry Systems in Mountain Areas
- Farming and Forestry Systems Susceptibility to Climate Change
- Mapping of mountain areas vulnerability
- Story Map Building and Visualising Tool for Science and Society
- Creating a Community of Practice on Mountain Areas
- Building a shared understanding of Mountain Value Chains
- Cluster S: Food chains and society in mountain areas – From depopulation to new inclusive communities based (also) on food production
- Cluster I: Innovation and Infrastructure for Resilient Mountain Value Chains
- Cluster G: Governance, Cooperation and Territoriality:comparing value chains and connections to tourism across six European mountain areas
- Cluster N: Ecosystem services in high nature value farming regions of European mountains
- Cluster V: Value and quality products
- Engaging young people to make mountains more resilient: Findings from 23 cases across Europe
- Perceived threats of 23 mountain value chains across Europe and building adaptive capacity to increase resilience
- Applying value chain upgrading strategies to mountain value chains to improve resilience