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dynAlp-climate
Many stakeholders are currently addressing the issue of climate change. Unfortunately the measures adopted in some cases clash with the principle of sustainable development and are contrary to nature conservation. That’s why the network of municipalities believes it is so important to support its members in embracing a sustainable approach to the issue of climate change. The new dynAlp-climate programme is designed to provide the right foundations for that support. Due to the financial aid from the MAVA Foundation for nature the programme's disposal is about 800.000 Euro.
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Climate change is a fact. It is there to see all over the world and is particularly noticeable in the Alps. dynAlp-climate is designed to incentivise municipalities to adopt specific activities on climate change. Alliance in the Alps intends to promote networking and the exchange of experience as part of dynAlp-climate by organising events at the local, regional and international level. It also plans to formulate policy positions for a sustainable and environmentally sound approach to climate change by municipalities.
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Many stakeholders are currently addressing the issue of climate change. Unfortunately the measures adopted in some cases clash with the principle of sustainable development and are contrary to nature conservation. That’s why the network of municipalities believes it is so important to support its members in embracing a sustainable approach to the issue of climate change. The new dynAlp-climate programme is designed to provide the right foundations for that support. Due to the financial aid from the MAVA Foundation for nature the programme's disposal is about 800.000 Euro. More...
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Sustainable climate response measures?
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What are climate response measures? And how can they be sustainable? Interested in finding out more? As part of the cc.alps project, 34 projects, initiatives and activities were selected that are good not only for the climate, but also for society, the environment and the economy. For more information please check CIPRA’s cc.alps project.
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