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  |Target= Preservation and protection of the Alps
 
  |Target= Preservation and protection of the Alps
 
  |Decision making body =The Alpine Conference (Ministers of the Alpine States)
 
  |Decision making body =The Alpine Conference (Ministers of the Alpine States)
  |Implementing body =Ministries of the Alpine Singatory States, local authorities, research organisations and institutions
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  |Implementing body =Ministries of the Alpine Signatory States, local authorities, research organisations and institutions
 
  |Policy area =Forests and forestry
 
  |Policy area =Forests and forestry
 
  |Policy and/or legal framework= The Alpine Conference
 
  |Policy and/or legal framework= The Alpine Conference
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  |FOREST EUROPE criteria= Forest resources and carbon/Health and vitality/Productive functions/Biodiversity/Protective functions/Socio-economic functions
 
  |FOREST EUROPE criteria= Forest resources and carbon/Health and vitality/Productive functions/Biodiversity/Protective functions/Socio-economic functions
 
  |Monitoring, assessing and reporting= Observation and Information System of the Alps (SOIA), Reports on the State of the Alps
 
  |Monitoring, assessing and reporting= Observation and Information System of the Alps (SOIA), Reports on the State of the Alps
  |Linkages=[[CBD]], [[Carpathian Convention]], [[FOREST EUROPE]], [[UNCSD]], [[UNFCCC]]
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  |Linkages=[[CBD]], [[Carpathian Convention]], [[FOREST EUROPE]], [[UNCSD]], [[UNFCCC]], [[LIFE Programme]]
 
  |Keywords=Alpine region, spatial planning and sustainable development, conservation of nature and countryside, mountain farming, mountain forests, tourism, energy, soil conservation, transport, climate change mitigation
 
  |Keywords=Alpine region, spatial planning and sustainable development, conservation of nature and countryside, mountain farming, mountain forests, tourism, energy, soil conservation, transport, climate change mitigation
 
  |URL=http://www.alpconv.org/home/index_en
 
  |URL=http://www.alpconv.org/home/index_en

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Alpine Convention
Start date: 1995
Scope: Regional
Policy area: Forests and forestry
Legal status: Legally binding
Type of instrument: Regulatory
Form of instrument: Convention
Language: English
URL: Alpine Convention website
Format: html
Access: Free
Publisher: Permanent Secretariat of the Alpine Convention
Country(ies): Austria
Date: 1/4/2011

The Alpine Convention is a framework that sets out the basic principles of all the activities of the Alpine Convention and contains general measures for the sustainable development in the Alpine region.

Objective To develop the common heritage of the Alps and preserve it for future generations through transnational cooperation involving both countries and local authorities, as well as the scientific community, the private sector and the civil society.
Target Preservation and protection of the Alps
Policy and/or legal framework The Alpine Conference
Monitoring, assessing and reporting Observation and Information System of the Alps (SOIA), Reports on the State of the Alps
Linkage(s) to policy processes, instruments and institutions CBD, Carpathian Convention, FOREST EUROPE, UNCSD, UNFCCC, LIFE Programme
Main formal decision making body The Alpine Conference (Ministers of the Alpine States)
Main implementing body Ministries of the Alpine Signatory States, local authorities, research organisations and institutions
Keywords Alpine region, spatial planning and sustainable development, conservation of nature and countryside, mountain farming, mountain forests, tourism, energy, soil conservation, transport, climate change mitigation
FOREST EUROPE criteria FOREST EUROPE indicators ToSIA indicators
Forest resources and carbon, Health and vitality, Productive functions, Biodiversity, Protective functions, Socio-economic functions All Employment, Transport, Water use, Soil condition