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Aktuální stav monitoringu agroenvironmentálních opatření v členských státech EU a návrh dalšího postupu v podmínkách ČR: Odborná rešerše
DAPHNE ČR - Institut aplikované ekologie, České Budějovice
Rešerše popisuje stav monitoringu ve vybraných členských státech EU (Estonsko, Maďarsko, Německo, Nizozemí, Rakousko, Slovensko, Slovinsko, Španělsko, Švédsko a Velká Británie), metodologii monitoringu významných bioindikačních skupin (pavoukovci, střevlíkovití, rovnokřídlí a ptáci), jsou uvedeny možnosti monitoringu agroenvironmentálních opatření v České republice.
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Accounting and tax implications of doing business in the Netherlands
Popelková, Kristýna ; Skálová, Jana (advisor) ; Žárová, Marcela (referee)
The aim of this work is to describe the Dutch business environment and determine its basic characteristics to know them when you are starting a business. The introduction briefly describes the Netherlands in general followed the definition of legal forms of business. Next part is about accounting - accounting standards and statements, including theirs regulation and history. End of work deals with tax issues, which undoubtedly entrepreneurs are interested in when they are planning to move or establish their business here, so after reading the reader gets an overview of all the circumstances, which meet him during settig up his business and on that basis he should be able to decide whether the relocation of his business is good for him or not.
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Cultural standards of the Netherlands
Setikovská, Irena ; Khelerová, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Novák, Miloš (referee)
The purpose of the diploma thesis is to analyse Dutch cultural standards and develop a handbook for Czech citizens, comprising of useful tips on how to succeed in a Dutch environment. The work is divided into three main parts - theoretical, practical, and empirical. The theoretical part is focused on such terms as culture, cultural standards, and cultural dimensions as defined by different authors. The practical part is dedicated to the characterisation of the Netherlands with emphasis on the Dutch-Czech economical cooperation and Dutch cultural specifics. The empirical part attempts to assess the Dutch cultural standards from the Czech point of view. The synthesis of all three parts mentioned above is embodied in the Dutch-Czech cooperation handbook.
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The Public-Private Partnership in the infrastructure of the Netherlands and the Czech Republic
Procházková, Alena ; Mejzlík, Ladislav (advisor) ; Zwerk, Danny (referee)
In the Czech Republic, half of the infrastructure network is still missing. Moreover, in the past, Dutch and Czech road infrastructure projects have been delivered over-budget and rarely on schedule. Despite a weak fiscal position in the Czech Republic there is still a need for infrastructure investments. Solution for mentioned issues can become the realization of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects. The features (for instance the payment mechanism) of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects not only make these investments possible but also solve other problems mentioned. Both the Netherlands (NL) and the Czech Republic (CR) have already established an environment enabling PPP implementation (e.g. established PPP Units, methodologies, dealing with legislation); But despite many PPP projects being carried out on the municipality level, there is not even one PPP project being implemented on the national level in the CR. This is in contrast to the NL, where there is already a developed PPP market, and there is investment in several new national projects every year. How can the CR improve its PPP implementation policy? The answer to this question provides the final recommendations based on the Dutch PPP practice within this Master's thesis. Learning from mistakes of the other countries, in this case it is the Netherlands, may provide for higher effectiveness in the PPP implementation and in the faster adaptation or improvement of the current partnerships. To elaborate the thesis it has been used interviews, questionnaire and several primary and secondary sources, that have been available in czech, dutch and english languages. The main contributors to the development of this thesis have been the experts from the Dutch PPP Unit at Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment and the experts from the UNECE, who commented on the results and enabled application of the UN National PPP Readiness Self-Assessment tool to enhance the quality of the thesis. Other contributors are experts from PPP Centre at Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic, PPP Association, Czech Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Finance. The tools, recommendations, as well as the PPP maturity Pyramid occurring within the Master's thesis can be applied not only for the further development of the PPP implementation in the Czech Republic, but also in other Eastern European countries. General recommendations arose by comparing practices of both the CR and the NL with respect to the UNECE's criteria. The all recommendations have been shown for clarity in terms of political, practical and procurement level. This comparison has practically enabled to point out the strengths and weaknesses of PPP projects in the CR and NL. Dutch experience has served as a source of considerable information that can make the practical implementation of Czech PPP projects much easier. As a part of the final conclusions of the thesis can be considered a PPP Maturity Pyramid, which schematically describes the current position of both countries due to the successful use of PPP projects. Basically, both countries have already passed "Bad" experience with PPP projects, have produced suitable environment and conditions for their use, but the next step is very important for the successful implementation of PPP projects in the CR. Based on the political support (considered as an essential factor), it is necessary to learn from the past mistakes and start with the practical realization of simple projects (from the beginning) that can be the basis for a standardization and a practical application of PPP projects in the future.
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Assimilation of mulsims in the Netherlands
Adamcová, Jana ; Novotná, Yvona (advisor) ; Druláková, Radka (referee)
The Netherlands is a country well known for it's deep tradition of toleration, freedom of speech and safety. It has provided a shelter to many oppressed people already since 16. century. Only the german occupation could stop this tradition for a while. This tradition, however, seems to be turning against the whole country. The Netherlands is now officially acknowledged to be an immigrant country and represents a popular destination of immigration for many different people from many different places. To prevent the inevitable impacts that mass immigration has on a society, the dutch government has been trying to develop the most efficient immigration and integration policy already since 1970s. The dutch integration policy changed throughout the past decades a lot. In 1980s and 1990s the main course of the integration policy was represented by the theory of multiculturalism which turned into individual integration in the begining of new millenium. This thesis analyses and evaluates the individual integration policy and it's effect on integration of muslims into the dutch society, as the muslims are considered to be the most problematic group of immigrants in the country.
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Dutch trade and cultural specifics
Kašparová, Jaroslava ; Müllerová, Františka (advisor) ; Korandová, Jiřina (referee)
The thesis focuses on Dutch trade and cultural specifics. First chapter describes geography, demography and history of the country and even speaks about some characteristic symbols of the kingdom. Second chapter serves as an introduction to Dutch economy, its sectors and provides macroeconomic analysis. Third chapter is well connected to the previous one. It adverts to Czech and Dutch trade relations. The most important is chapter four and five. In these chapters you can find cultural and trade specific that could surprise you while negotiations. The fourth chapter is enriched with personal experiences and impressions from life in Dutch Kingdom.
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Business cooperation between the Czech Republic and the Netherlands with examples of particular companies
Pluhařová, Marta ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (advisor) ; Petruš, Štěpán (referee)
The first chapter is about characteristics of business environment in the Netherlands comparing to the Czech Republic. The second chapter is aimed at institutions that support business relations between the Czech Republic and the Netherlands. These are e.g. the Embassies, CzechTrade and CzechInvest (CZ) and EVD (NL). There are also two Dutch- Czech chambers of commerce active on the Czech market. I also mention some more institutions in this chapter. The last chapter contains concrete examples of 2 Dutch companies on the Czech market. The first company works in the area of waste management. The second company is a joint-venture of Dutch and Czech subject and it is specialised in industrial design and structural packaging. This chapter not only focuses on introducing these two companies but it also analyses their situations on the market thanks to SWOT analysis.
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Podnikatelské prostředí, kulturní specifika a obchodní zvyklosti nizozemského trhu, spolupráce s ČR
Fránová, Alžběta ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (advisor) ; Adam, Jiří (referee)
The first chapter describes the general characteristics of the Dutch market from the perspective of the historical, political or economic position. In the second chapter I deals with specific cultural habits of both countries (the Netherlands and the Czech Republic) with a focus on conflicts in the negotiations and cultural differences. The last chapter is devoted to the practical example of Czech company cooperating with the Dutch company. In addition, more present outlined the emergence of cooperation, as is currently developing a partnership and future perspectives.
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Analysis of entrepreneurial opportunities for czech tourist facilities regarding incoming tourism from The Netherlands
Nohejlová, Daniela ; Jarolímková, Liběna (advisor) ; Hamarnehová, Iveta (referee)
The first part of this work describes the Netherlands as a whole -- generally informations, its economical and tourist characterizations. The second part deal with Dutch incoming tourism to the Czech republic -- its development, characterizations, main trends and determinations. Dutch travel customs and reasons for visiting Czech republic are mentioned there. The third part analyse tourist services in detail. In terms of each of tourist service is mentioned, what Netherlanders demand, what situation in the czech marketplace is and in respect of this are sketched possible entrepreneurial opportunities for czech tourist facilities. The last part concretize and point out the greatest uncovered entrepreneurial opportunities.
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