Helping young people live well in the mountains

The CIMA is part of an interregional approach that defines guidelines for the entire Alpine massif in all sectors of activity with a "mountain" specificity (tourism, services, agriculture, pastoralism, forest, energy transition). It is divided into two schemes: Valley Spaces and outside Valley Spaces. The "CIMA Aid for young people to live well in the mountains" aid falls within the scope of outside Valley Spaces.

The aid aims for 4 orientations:

• Orientation 1: Establish the youth reflex within the CIMA and set up monitoring elements
• Orientation 2: Support initiatives and approaches integrating innovative forms of partnership and youth participation
• Orientation 3: Education, awareness, discovery of the mountains
• Orientation 4: Employment, creation of activities and training for young people

• Associations;
• local authorities and their groupings (communes, EPCI, departments);
• public and private establishments;
• public and private companies;
• mixed syndicates (notably Regional Natural Parks);
• public interest groups (GIP);
• network structures.

Types of eligible actions:

• Approaches to setting up spaces for the creation of mountain-related activities by young people at the scale of a valley space…