Descrizione
La nona edizione dello SWOMM, Scientific Workshop on Mountain Mobility and Transport, si è tenuto l’11 dicembre a Vienna (AT), ed è stato promosso dal Ministero dell’Ambiente italiano e dalla Presidenza italiana della Convenzione delle Alpi, ed organizzato con il supporto dell’Università di Camerino, di Eurac Research, dell’Agenzia per l’Ambiente Austriaca e dell’hosting partner UNEP.
L’evento è stato organizzato nell’ambito di Access2Mountain, progetto cofinanziato dal Fondo Europeo di Sviluppo Regionale attraverso il programma “South-East Europe”. Con un partenariato di dodici partner provenienti da Austria, Italia, Polonia, Serbia, Slovacchia, Romania, Ucraina e Ungheria, Access2Mountain mira a promuovere l’ecoturismo sostenibile e a garantire un’efficace connettività e accessibilità alle regioni sensibili delle Alpi e dei Carpazi.
Ispirandosi ai temi del progetto Access2Mountain, il SWOMM 2013 intende concentrarsi sul ruolo e la relazione tra accessibilità sostenibile e turismo sostenibile, come mezzo per aumentare l’attrattività delle aree montane (in particolare quelle più isolate), migliorando la qualità della vita sia dei residenti che dei turisti, preservando l’habitat naturale e i beni culturali.
Presentazioni / Materiali utili
Comunicato stampa (EN)
PROGRAMMA
Harald Egerer, UNEP Vienna – Interim Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention (ISCC)
Paolo Angelini, President of the Permanent Committee of the Alpine Convention – Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea
1st panel: Sustainable Mobility and Tourism in Sensitive Areas of the Alps and the Carpathians – The challenge
Introduction: the importance of sustainability in transport in mountain regions
Mr. Romain Molitor
Aims, expectations and state-of-the-art of the Access2Mountain project
Günther Lichtblau, Environment Agency Austria
Working Group Transport of the Carpathians: the institutional experience
Harald Egerer, UNEP Vienna – Interim Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention (ISCC)
Working Group Transport of the Alpine Convention: history and the institutional experience
Thierry Louis, President of the WG on Transport of the Alpine Convention
2rd panel: Experiences and on-going studies and projects related to sustainable tourism and accessibility
GSEISPUR Mobility Platform – performing a complete soft mobility chain with a stakeholder cooperation scheme
David Osebik, National Park Gesäuse Ltd.
The importance of travel information for tourists and residents in the Alps: the AlpInfoNet project
Harry Seybert, Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, Building and Transport
Balancing summer and winter tourism in a one planet mountain world
Carmen de Jong, Mountain Centre, University of Savoy
How to manage mobility policies in mountain and rural regions: overview on the Sustainability Model “Decision Support System”
Massimo Sargolini, University of Camerino
3rd panel: Experience exchange , lessons learned in sustainable tourism and accessibility in the Alps and the Carpathians
Lessons learned from Project partners of Access2Mountain
EURAC Research
Product development for narrow gauge railways. Developing narrow gauge railways as a product. Illustrated on the example of the Mariazellerbahn railway line
Michael Gansch, Mostviertel Tourismus, Naturpark Ötscher – Tormäuer
Experience gained on sustainable accessibility to mountain areas in Eastern Slovakia
Henrieta Kiralvargova, Agency for the Support of Regional Development Kosice (ARR-KE)
Maramures – Travel Green
Rada Pavel, MaramuresInfoTurism
Success factors for multimodal transport solutions in mountain regions
Miriam Weiss, Eurac Research
Policy development and cooperation: the process towards the adoption of the Carpathian Convention Transport Protocol
Matthias Jurek, UNEP Vienna/ISCC
Public Round Table: The contribution of sustainable tourism and transport to the development of green economy in mountain areas: Future challenges, initiatives and policy actions
Opening remarks: Marco Flavio Cirillo, Italian Under-Secretary of State for the Environment, President of the Conference of the Ministers of the Alpine Convention
Moderator: Christian Baumgartner, NFI – Naturefriends International
Panellist: UNEP WG Transport of the Alpine Convention WG Transport of the Carpathians Italian Ministry of the Environment, Land and Sea Environment Agency Austria Previous speakers, A2M partners and the
audience are invited to be involved during the moderated discussion with open questions and remarks