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Shaping the water-energy-food nexus for resilient mountain livelihoods

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This new Issue Brief from the Center for Development and Environment explores whether a water-energy-food nexus approach offers a way to identify forward-looking options and policies to strengthen the livelihoods and resilience of people living in our changing mountains. The Issue Brief was funded by the Austrian Development Agency and...

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France will lead development of Alpine region in 2020

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The 2020 French Presidency of the EU-Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) was launched on 4 February in Lyon, France. The high-level event gathered key stakeholders to address the future of the Alpine region.

Government officials assembled to discuss an array of topics relevant to the Alps, from mountain products and...

New publication showcases Panama watershed

news

Fundación CoMunidad recently released a new publication, titled “Outlook of the Santa Maria River Watershed”, presenting the current situation of this water source that supplies water to more than 200 000 people in Panama.

With photographer Pablo Cambronero from Costa Rica, the publication pays special attention to the Panamanian Central...

Nepal targets sustainable summits in 2020

peak to peak

This issue of Peak to Peak highlights Nepal's 2020 "Visit Nepal Year", a large-scale sustainable tourism campaign. The newsletter also features the first Mountain Partnership Products (MPP) Initiative Producer Story about women producers of stingless bee honey in Bolivia. Peak to Peak February 2020 also features news about Participatory Guarantee...

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Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on 19 December 2019: Sustainable mountain development

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Report of the Secretary-General on Sustainable Mountain Development

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New Zealand Alpine Club Summer National Climbing Camp

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This climbing camp, hosted by Mountain Partnership member New Zealand Alpine Club, is a chance to experience and appreciate a wild and secluded portion of the New Zealand Mountains.