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Use of the feasibility studies in the EU projects financed by structural funds
Shrbená, Tereza ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Fanta, Petr (referee)
The bachelor thesis aims on the practical use of the Feasibility Study in the projects supported by the European Union. Theoretical part presents the regional policy of the EU and current financial resources available for the Czech small and medium enterprises. It focuses on the importance and structure of the feasibility study, which is part of the applicant's project application. The analytical part of the thesis describes three real studies from three different Czech companies - SMEs operating in the printing industry. The applicants co-financed their projects from the operational program OPPI, subprogram ICT in enterprises. The bachelor thesis analyzes the impact of the feasibility study on the implementation of individual projects. The main goal of this work is to answer the question whether the information included in the feasibility studies describing the progress of the project corresponds to the real situation during the implementation.
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Application of project cycle management in a local government
Částková, Barbora ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Fanta, Petr (referee)
This bachelor thesis is called " Application of project cycle management in a local government". It has focused on three specific towns -- Pardubice, Hradec Králové and Liberec. It has examined, whether they apply the project cycle as part of their policy of using grants from the European Union. The thesis has compared the successfulness of individual towns from different points of view -- how many projects the towns have realized with partnership of the European Union from 2004 to present time, how much money the towns had to invest in these projects, if there is some connection between an amount of budget and a number of projects and so on. It has tried to describe, which way the towns apply for grants, and emphasize the pros and the cons of the concrete system. In all municipalities, the number of staff dealing with European Union increased. All towns apply the similar system, they do not differ significantly from the theory of project cycle. Liberec has implemented the biggest amount of projects, it has also invested the biggest amount of money in the projects.
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Impacts of EU Structural Funds on Non-Governmental Organizations
Špaček, Martin ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Bražinová Krejčová, Jana (referee)
The work is intent on impacts of EU Structural funds on capacities of Czech Non-governmental organizations (NGOs). It is divided into three parts. the first past is focused on determination, development and some legal forms of Czech NGOs. The second part is devoted to financial resources of NGOs and in the last part of the work there are mentioned positive and negative impacts of Structural funds on manager and financial capacities of NGOs in the Czech Republic.
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Effectiveness of non-profit organizations
Hradcová, Ivona ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Boukal, Petr (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on different factors of effectiveness of non-profit organizations. Three different analyses were made to compare effectiveness of two non-profit organizations. The analyses compare financial situation, managerial activities in both organizations and public opinions about them. This comparison shows that there are some important factors which have an impact on a success of non-profit organizations.
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Management of projects financed from the EU and their impact
Hubová, Jana ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Svitáková, Jiřina (referee)
The thesis evaluates management of projects financed from the EU, that were implemented in Slovakia, and their impact on microeconomic and macroeconomic level. Objects of the thesis are three national and two demand-oriented projects. Management evaluation is carried out by presenting the procedures and by evaluating and comparing planned and actual physical indicators of the projects. Impact evaluation is also accomplish by comparing values of planned and actual physical indicators.
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The Impact Of Structural Funds On Small and Medium Enterprises In The Olomouc Region
Loun, Jakub ; Potluka, Oto (advisor) ; Svobodník, Jiří (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis investigates the impact of structural funds on small and medium enterprises in The Olomouc region. The support is drawn mainly on the Operational programme Enterprise and innovation as a grant. According to the questionnaire investigation performed the realized development projects helped to increase competitiveness and to penetrate new markets. They also increased the capacities of companies. But these are not fully used, now. The realized projects in marketing helped to the increase in export. The contribution to new jobs is different among projects and is not higher with increasing costs. However, the structural funds are not the impulse for preparation and/or realization of projects. Most of them would be realized even without the support. Their biggest contribution to small and medium enterprises is then the help to keep their financial stability.
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The system for appraising and selecting grant projects under the European Social Fund 2007-2013 in the Czech Republic: A Comparative Study
Müllerová, Irena ; Kačín, Radovan (advisor) ; Potluka, Oto (referee)
Systems for implementing the Structural Funds have always been crucial to the impact of the Cohesion policy. At the heart of all programs of the Structural Funds are the systems for apprising and selecting projects, determining the efficiency and effectiveness of the program implementation. The aim of this paper is to examine the implementation of the Structural Funds in the 2007-2013 period in the Czech Republic in terms of effective resource allocation through grant projects. The examination focuses on the responsibilities and methods in the project appraisal and selection used under the Operational Program Education for Competitiveness and compares them to similar procedures applied by the European Commission in management of the community Life Long Learning Program in the current financial period. Based on discussion of the respective systems, the paper highlights the main differences between the systems and proposes for consideration several changes to the project selection under the Operational Program Education for Competitiveness to increase its effectiveness and transparency of the system.
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