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Countering Hybrid Threats: Public-Private Cooperation in Norway and the Czech republic
Musilová, Kristýna ; Bahenský, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Ditrych, Ondřej (referee)
This thesis aims to present policy recommendations in the area of public-private cooperation to counter hybrid interference, especially cyber threats. Research of this kind is unique in Czech academia. There has not been a single published paper that would comprehensively tackle the issue of public-private cooperation as a tool to achieve societal resilience towards hybrid threats. The first part of the research is focused on the Norwegian cooperation model and identifies tools and mechanisms thanks to which was societal resilience-building successful. The second part of the thesis analyses the current situation in the Czech Republic and attempts to identify shortcomings in hybrid threat resilience. The core of the research consists of eighteen semi-structured interviews with the representatives of the Norwegian and Czech public and private sectors. The result is policy recommendations for the Czech government based on an open-source data analysis supplemented by information from the interviews. These recommendations specify applying Norwegian collaboration tools between the public and private sectors. The key suggestions are the implementation of the "system of POCs", preparation of crisis scenarios, which is to a certain extent follow-up of the so-called "standard operating procedures" prepared...
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Význam komunálního lázeňství na příkladu lázeňského města Třeboň
Schánělcová, Jana ; Mlejnková, Lena (advisor)
Diplomová práce se zabývá charakteristikou lázeňství jako součásti zdravotnictví, specifické formy cestovního ruchu a významného faktoru sociálně-ekonomického rozvoje měst a regionů. Analyzuje současný stav lázeňství v České republice a charakterizuje úlohu a aktivity klíčových subjektů v lázeňství. Praktická část práce se zabývá podrobnou analýzou komunálních lázní v Třeboni. Na tomto konkrétním příkladě jsou ukázány důsledky obecných trendů, evropské a národní politiky na rozvoj lázní a lázeňského města. Jsou zde charakterizovány aktivity a úloha obce v lázeňství a význam spolupráce subjektů soukromého a veřejného sektoru. Závěr práce se zabývá konkrétními důsledky rozvoje lázeňství v Třeboni v oblasti zaměstnanosti, podnikání, sociálních dopadů na místní obyvatelstvo, životního prostředí a hospodaření města.
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Limits and Risks of Public-Private Partnerships Development
Šafránková, Lucie ; Kadeřábková, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Toth, Petr (referee)
Objective of this diploma thesis is to identify risks and barriers connected with expansion of using the Public-Private Partnership concept, fractional objective is to identify limiting factors which affect still not very developed PPP projects in the Czech Republic. The theoretical part of the thesis is dedicated to definition of PPP concept and explanation of its specific characteristics in providing of public goods. The practical part is focused on chosen projects. On this sample are limits of expansion of using PPPs identified and analysed using the method of partial generalization. On the basis of analysis of available literature and qualitative research made there are suggested possible solutions.
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The role of Public-Private Partnerships in the municipal Investment intentions of Germany
Šuráňová, Petra ; Kadeřábková, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Nadymáček, František (referee)
This diploma thesis is a comprehensive and up-to-date review of public private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects at the municipal level in Germany. Public private partnerships use the know-how and the skills of the private sector for the construction and operation of infrastructure and for the long-term provision of public services. The overall goal of this thesis is to discuss the municipal government's approach to PPP infrastructure projects. The theoretical part of this thesis includes informations and fundamental characteristics of public private partnership project types and the most widely used financial instruments in Germany, as well as the obstacles, challenges and prospects of success for the PPP Programme. The thesis further deals with the legislation and the institutional framework of this cooperation, including the establishment of the Partnerschaften Deutschland und other PPP units in central and local government to promote and manage projects. In particular we focus on the possibility of the involvement of private partners in public private partnerships to clear the backlog of investment and to satisfy local authority investment needs. The empirical part of this work describes the efficient, beneficial and cost-effective delivery of what is currently one of Germany's biggest PPP projects in the field of public- sector building construction: refurbishing, financing and operating the 90 schools in the district of Offenbach in the south of Hesse.
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