Area-based approach as outreach mean of public service delivery in moutain development of Thailand
World Mountain Cities and their characteristics?
The Urban Centre Data Base contains over 11,000 cities of over 50,000 inhabitants each can be used in locating and quantitatively characterizing cities in mountainous regions at global scale.
Ecohydrogeological characterization of spring ecosystems to inform the selection of strategic zones / main aquifer types to support conservation and long-term monitoring: The case study of the Emilia-Romagna Region (Italy)
Ecohydrogeological characterization of spring ecosystems to inform the selection of strategic zones / main aquifer types to support conservation and long-term monitoring.
Co-Creation for Mountain Climate Resilience: quadruple-helix approach for Stakeholder Engagement
The Horizon Europe MountResilience Project, funded by CINEA, mission CLIMA, aims to increase resilience to climate chenge. Duration: 54 months (2023-2028) Partnership: 47 partners, UMIL lead partner
Vital Mountains – a patht of self-sustainable development of mountain areas
Mountain territories are facing new challenges. The Vital Mountains project in Trentino fosters socio-ecological transition through participatory action research for community-driven development.
MountResilience: engaging communities for resilient Mountain Futures
The Horizon Europe MountResilience Project, funded by CINEA, mission CLIMA, aims to increase resilience to climate chenge. Duration: 54 months (2023-2028) Partnership: 47 partners, UMIL lead partner
The governance of transformative territorial innovations
What forms of governance might be favourable to collaboration between innovators, institutions, and the public sphere, enabling these territorial innovations to achieve their transformative potential?
Transhumance in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania between tradition and modernity
Through various methods, the study analyses the dynamics of Carpathian transhumance in time and space, highlighting both traditional elements and those related to modernity.
Overcoming Barriers to Transdisciplinary Collaborations in Mountain Regions: An Adaptive Framework for Actionable knowledge co-production
TD research helps tackle mountain challenges but faces implementation barriers. We propose an adaptive framework to enhance knowledge co-production for more inclusive and actionable science
Data Analysis of Mountain Huts in the EUMA Database: Insights for Sustainable Management
EUMA’s database analyzes 1,927 huts across Europe, offering key insights into maintenance, occupancy, and sustainability to support data-driven decisions in mountain tourism management.