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2012-01-26
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CIPRA
To find out more about CIPRA and what it does, follow this link. Latest CIPRA publication
CIPRA compactsThe “CIPRA compact” collection within cc.alps features various theme books that deal critically with climate measures in the Alps. More Service
JobMail: Mailing list regarding vacancies in organizations and institutions, which work in the field of protection and sustainable development in the Alps.
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CIPRA has many years of experience with energy-efficient construction and renovation. It also has many years of experience networking people and publicising information. Which is why it is ideally placed to pass on expertise on contemporary buildings – throughout the Alps and beyond. And that is what CIPRA’s 2010 Annual Report titled Building for the Future is all about. 
(28.09.2011)The EU already has a macro-region strategy for the Danube Region and the Baltic Sea. So why not also for the Alpine Region? At the beginning of July, the Arge Alp Working Group advocated a resolution calling for a "macro-region for the Alps". The EU's Alpine Space Programme has sizeable funds at its disposal for drawing up proposals. The Alpine Convention is also looking into the idea. But what is this macro-region meant to be? And what would be its value added? 
Alpine rivers supply more than 170 millions of people with water. Climate change is going to reduce this water availability in the Alps and also in other regions. Water demand will rise as well as the competition between different stakeholder groups. In the 31-page compact CIPRA presents reports showing the effects from climate change to water utility, as well as political instruments and good practice examples.
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