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Pitztal Regional Economic Programme

Hochalpen Apollo Falter / Parnassius phoebus

Sustainable development

The Pitztal Regional Economic Programme (RWP) is a pioneering initiative that places the valley at the heart of sustainable development. With its rich history and deep connection to nature, the Pitztal is one of Tyrol’s most authentic regions.
The programme aims to provide significant impetus for sustainable development by supporting projects through funding. Particular emphasis is placed on the tourism sector, a cornerstone of the regional economy in the Pitztal. The aim is to strengthen competitiveness and to improve the quality of employment

Eine atemberaubende Berglandschaft mit hohen, schneebedeckten Gipfeln im Hintergrund. Ein stiller, turquoise farbener See spiegelt die Natur wider, während rosa Blumen im Vordergrund blühen.

The Pitztal Valley’s innovative spirit

A key focus is on safeguarding the innovative strength of the Pitztal valley, whilst taking economic, social and environmental aspects into account. Long-term investments aim to ensure sustainable development . Since its introduction in 2017 and the start of implementation in 2018, the programme has focused on four main measures:

Key measures

  • Destination development
  • Enhancing the competitiveness and innovative capacity of businesses
  • Creating places where life is good
  • Implementation of individual measures in accordance with the programme
Ein rustikaler Tisch auf einer Bergterrasse, gedeckt mit verschiedenen regionalen Leckereien wie Käse, Wurst, Obst und Flaschen mit Essig und Öl. Im Hintergrund eine Berglandschaft.
Berglandschaft mit grünen Bäumen, dichten Wolken im Tal und hohen, sonnigen Gipfeln darüber.

Forward-looking development

The Imst Regional Management was commissioned by the Province of Tyrol to develop and implement the programme to ensure that the needs and potential of the Pitztal valley are utilised to the full. This ensures sustainable, future-oriented development.