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Sustainable development - characteristics, current situation and outlook
Hojerová, Eliška ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Vondrušková, Barbora (referee)
This paper is dealing with the subject of sustainable development and covers 4 different parts. The first part takes a closer look at sustainable development, the second part deals with global problems, which reveals the necessity to implement the strategy of sustainable development. The third part solves the relationship between international trade and sustainable development and lists the most important agreements in the sphere of the environment. The last part describes indicators aimed at measuring the progress in reaching sustainable development and by means of indicators it also presents the scenarios of the future situation.
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Use evaluation of the EU financial resources for tourism and business development in the area of Moravian wine trails
Ryba, Jakub ; Ševčíková, Michaela (advisor) ; Doležalová, Antonie (referee)
The objective of bachelor's work is analysis of influence of cash flow from structural funds of the European Union on tourism, tourist services and number of entrepreneurs involved in Moravian Wine Trails project in South Moravian district. In theoretic part I will define development, function and instrument of structural policy of the EU. In practical part I will describe the Moravian Wine Trails project. What was the reason to establish it and what is its goal. Then I will analyse and compare two projects, whose applicants were two different subjects. At the end I will evaluate the effectiveness of financial resources from structural funds and national resources spent on tourism development based on personal interviews made evenly in the whole area of Moravian Wine Trails.
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Local Agenda 21 and its impact to the municipality development
Janů, Petra ; Khendriche Trhlínová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Havlíčková, Daniela (referee)
This thesis deals with the Local Agenda 21 (MA21) and its impact to the municipality development. The Local Agenda 21 was derived from The Agenda 21, the main document of sustainable development agreed by UN in 1992. It is generally known that society development, population growth and growing peoples needs meet the limited quantities of the resources. Exactly this conflict between unlimited peoples wants and the limited amount of the resources has led to creating the Agenda 21 which was the reaction to unreasonable wastage of the resources and to environment deterioration. Local Agenda 21 is a blueprint paper for local authorities and its main aim is to achieve sustainable development in the particular area. Efficient usage of the resources may be seen as a proper solution. International project Healthy cities (WHO) operates with principles of sustainable development. The theoretical recourse may be found in the first part of the thesis. The practical implementation of MA21 principles (they are derived from principles of sustainable development) in Pelhřimov may be found in the following part. Pelhřimov joined the mentioned project Healthy cities in 2005. It means that these municipalities should respect sustainable development, environment and citizens opinions. Healthy cities also should preserve the environment for future generation.
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City logistics of Pardubice – Hradec Kralove area
Popďakunik, Lukáš ; Pernica, Petr (advisor) ; Táborský, Pavel (referee)
The main goal of the diploma thesis is to describe and evaluate the form of city logistics and transportation services in Pardubice -- Hradec Králové area and to define related basic problems. The theoretical part focuses on the general background of city logistics, sustainable development, relation between transportation and environment and possibilities of reduction of negative influences on environment. In the practical part there is analysis of current situation of traffic infrastructure and logistics flows in the area with samples of resolution of the largest problems of transportation services. The conclusion contains the summary and recommendations.
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Development of local Agenda 21 by using resources from the EU (case study of Uherské Hradiště)
Pančochová, Lenka ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor) ; Popovová, Marie (referee)
In my desertion I focus on financing the development of local Agenda 21 from the Revolving Fund of the Department of the Environment. Financial resources of this fund were transferred from the former revolving funds Phare, which were sponsored by the European Union. I concern with the principles of using these resources, keeping on them and possibilities of their drawing. I pay attention mostly to grants (e.g. form of non-returnable money), that are aimed at sustainable development on the local level. I put all my knowledge from this area into effect working on case study of the town Uherské Hradiště. This town received money from the Revolving Fund of the Department of the Environment in the first appeal which was proclaimed in January 2008. Nowadays Uherské Hradiště has fulfilled all the necessary criteria to be shifted into higher category in the system of local Agenda 21 and therefore is a suitable subject for applying for the next grant from this fund within the third appeal. This appeal is going from the end of April 2009. Uherské Hradiště has significantly changed in the right way from receiving the extra money to help the town with sustainable development. Communication with public is on the highest level ever.
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Aplication of tourism sustainable development tools in some parts of Spain
Drozdová, Jana ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Indrová, Jarmila (referee)
Sustainable development is discussed a lot in these days. This thesis aims at evaluating the attitude towards sustainable development of tourism in three chosen areas in Spain: the coastal area Costa Brava in Catalonia, the municipality Calviá on the island Mallorca and the cave Altamira in Cantabria. Then, it examines tools which were used in these areas to handle with the uncontrolled development of tourism, especially Integrated Costal Zone Management and Local Agenda 21. Finally, there are stated some recommendations to other destanations how to use some tools of sustainable development of tourism.
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Biosphere reserve Sumava as a tool for sustainable development of the area
Silovská, Hana ; Macháček, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Lisa, Aleš (referee)
My diploma thesis is focused on the subject of biosphere reserves, as an example of special protected areas, with special regard to BR Šumava. There is examined its current situation and its contribution to sustainable development. At the same time there are being found out the opinions, attitudes and expectations of key local stakeholders and other persons and organizations concerned towards the institution BR Šumava. This thesis deals with optimal functioning model of BR Šumava and its future sustainable development.
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Tourism and environment
Kašpárková, Kristýna ; Jarolímková, Liběna (advisor) ; Mlejnková, Lena (referee)
This bachelor theses deals with the relationship between tourism and environment. The tourism has negative and positive effects on natural and socio-cultural environment. It describes problems of mass and green tourism in connection with sustainable development. The theses shows the necessity of tourism regulation and cooperation not only between regional and national organisations, but also among touristic organisations, government and businessmen. There is also the necessity of participation of the resident population in tourism. The theses presents the potential and also obstructions of future tourism development in accordance with the environment.
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Environmental protection and the EU competitiveness
Bednář, Jiří ; Bič, Josef (advisor) ; Vondrušková, Barbora (referee)
The main objective of this bachelor work is to characterize the EU environmental policy with focus on ecological aspects of its competitiveness. The work is about instruments, principles and institutions which the EU environmental policy is based on. It outlines its history and development up to the present. Furthermore, the work deals with the Lisbon strategy and the EU sustainable development strategy.
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