Carpathian region

The Carpathians are one of Europe's largest mountain ranges, a unique natural treasure of great beauty and ecological value, and home of the headwaters of major rivers. They also constitute a major ecological, economic, cultural, recreational and living environment in the heart of Europe, shared by numerous peoples and countries.

The Carpathian Convention is a subregional treaty to foster the sustainable development and the protection of the Carpathian region. It has been signed in May 2003 by seven Carpathian States (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Ukraine).      Read more

CARPATHIAN ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS

Interactive map presenting Information received from each Party on the administrative units within which each Party plans to implement the Carpathian Convention and its Protocols.     Read more


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The Outlook on climate change adaptation in the Carpathian mountains  online Read more

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The Outlook on climate change adaptation in the Central Asian mountains  online English summary

Waste Management Outlook for Mountain Regions Sources and Solutions online


Investing in Sustainable Mountain Development. Opportunities, Resources and Benefits online

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International Carpathian School 2023 – Ukraine

High level side event on mountain biodiversity at the CBD COP15