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Citizen Participation in Process of the City Planning: the Case Regeneration of Estate in Jičín
Křepelková, Hana ; Jíchová, Jana (referee) ; Temelová, Jana (advisor)
The thesis deals with public participation in project planning at the local level. In the thesis there are described the participants, defined various types of participation, the domination factors that affect measure of participation, and also it's advantages and disadvantages are mentioned there. The theoretic process of public the participation is described step by step. The practical part of thesis is focused on the conditions of public participacipation in the city Ji ín, concretely on the case of the the state's regeneration project. The process of involving the citizens into the project is investigated on the basis of the interviews with city clerks and by studying of official documents. The citizens'atitiude is stated by questionnaires. It seems that city Ji ín tries to get citizens involved in the projects and that estate's regeneration project cames out from the opinion of citizens. Citizens are mostly satisfied with estate's regeneration, but not all of them's particular comments are answerd.
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Legal aspects of constructing a deep geological repository of nuclear waste in the Czech Republic
Lipenská, Dana ; Handrlica, Jakub (advisor) ; Svoboda, Petr (referee)
The thesis titled Legal aspects of constructing a deep geological repository od nuclear waste in the Czech Republic deals with the administrative procedures that needs to be taken before beginning construction of a deep geological repository. Work can be divided into three major parts. The first part deals with analysis of current legislation relating to nuclear energy, with emphasis on the treatment of nuclear waste. International and European commitments of the Czech Republic, current and new Atomic act, as well as institutional and financial arrangements for nuclear waste management are also included in this part. The following section has been devoted to the various administrative procedures. The goal of this section in not to provide complete description of the procedures, but to highlight points of interest and identify potential problems of current legislation and to propose better solution. The last major part is dedicated to public participation in the various administrative procedures. Emphasis is placed on the possibility of involvement of public and the affected communities in related administrative procedures. This chapter also contains a draft of the bill on community involvement in the process of selecting a site for deep repository.
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Trenčín town on the river
Zelik, Radovan
Organization of international competition and formulation of its layout, requires definition of the vision of the city and its inhabitants. The way to mutual consensus is a long collaborative process of all interested parties. Initiative „Trenčín si Ty“ i
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A Guide to Communication and Participation in Decision-Making about the Deep Geological Repository of Spent Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Waste in the Czech Republic
Ďurďovič, Martin
This guide is the outcome of a qualitative and quantitative empirical research that examined the social embeddedness of decisions about the deep geological repository (DGR) of spent nuclear fuel and high-level waste in the Czech Republic. The findings from this research were collected and systematised into an applicable set of principles and procedures for communicating with the public and for participatory decision-making in an effort to promote conflict-free negotiations on DGR. The guide describes the social embeddedness of the decision-making process, distinguishes between the opinion outlooks of different stakeholders, identifies various aspects involved in the implementation of the DGR project and their social dimension, and highlights the need to relate the technical acceptability of the DGR project to its social acceptability. The backbone of the guide is the idea of dialogue, wherein the principles and procedures are elaborated both with a view to dialogue as a decision-making process and with a view to the subjects of the dialogue. The guide seeks to accord balanced weight to the opinion outlooks of all stakeholders, so that it is beneficial both to state system and for affected local communities. The recommendations outlined in the guide draw on the activities of the Working Group for Dialogue on the DGR.
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