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Analysis of local cinemas in the Central Bohemia region – development and prediction
Žaloudek, Otto ; Hanzlík, Jan (advisor) ; Riedlbauch, Václav (referee)
This bachelor thesis examines development and current state of local classic cinemas in the Central Bohemia region. Main goal of this thesis is to analyse and evaluate current state of the cinema network and predict future development while taking into account specifics of the Central Bohemia region. The primary focus of this thesis is classic cinemas as a greatest part of the Czech cinema network. Theoretical part describes development of cinemas in the area of today's Czech Republic and deals with changeover to digital screening in detail. Analytical part is mainly based on Film Distributors' Association data and own research on development, types, marketing of cinemas etc. The author concludes that cinemas in the Central Bohemia region are highly influenced by link-up with the Czech capital city Prague and they now face an important step represented by digitalisation, which will have great impact on their existence.
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Regional policy instruments and its application in Central Bohemia Region
Slezák, Petr ; Tomešová, Jana (advisor) ; Jílek, Petr (referee)
This bachelor's thesis is focused on regional policy instruments and its application in Central Bohemia Region. Regional policy, its definition, motifs, history, goals, instruments etc., are described in the theoretical part. The theoretical part also briefly describes Czech regional policy, its legislative background and programme securing. The practical part is focused on Central Bohemia Region, introduction of regional policy in this region and its evaluation. The aim of this thesis is to specify and evaluate regional policy instruments used in Central Bohemia Region. There are also mentioned strengths and weaknesses of specific instruments and possible solutions leading to eliminate the weaknesses.Methods, used to elaborate this thesis are analysis and synthesis.
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Commercialization of Jewish heritage by tourism in Central-Bohemia Region
PLEŠINGEROVÁ, Jana
Jewish culture is an important part of a rich cultural heritage of our country. The remains of synagogues, cemeteries and ghettos bear valuable testimony of the Jewish community in the Czech republic. Throughout Central Bohemia Region there are many impressive Jewish landmarks. Main aim of the thesis is to consider a structure of Jewish heritage as a trourism product in the area of the Central Bohemia Region. The thesis is divided into several chapters which include both theorecical and practical part. There can also be found a visitor oriented research as well as some ideas concerning suggestions how to further advancement of tourism in the area. Jewish historical attractions are located in towns and villages too. The described area has high potential of Jewish monuments but only some of them are represented as a tourism product. Within these tourism products people can see well preserved synagogues with thematic expositions, cemeteries and ghettos. The results of the work could be used in markenting mix especially in matter of sufficient advertising.
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Availability, organization and the health - social benefits of children controlled physical activities with mental, visual and DEF disability (Comparison of South Bohemia and Central Bohemia regions - except Prague)
KOHOUTOVÁ, Eva
Currently, there is a dramatic loss of exercise. It is a social matter let the intact, but also disabled children to obtain wide access to sport activities. The aim of this thesis is to identify opportunities for controled leisure physical activities in children with mental, visual and DEF disability aged 8-15 years in Central and South Bohemia Region. These methods were used: content analysis, questioning method, comparative method and statistical data analysis. It was found that there are more children with disability in the Central Bohemia Region than in South Bohemia Region. There are better conditions for children with visual disability in Central Bohemia Region, which would be expected, given the larger population and better access to Prague. Surprisingly, in schools are better conditions in South Bohemia Region. It can be concluded that the situation for children with mentioned disability is not optimal. The training for instructors, coaches and parents is recommended in issue of controled leisure physical activities that could take place in university faculties.
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Changes in the use of support services for seniors in Central Bohemia Region in connection with Social Services Act No. 108/2006 Coll.
ŽEBROVÁ, Ivana
The society faces the challenge of ensuring high-quality, available and economically affordable social and health care for their elderly citizens at a time when, given the demographic trend, the proportion of people aged 65 and more who are dependent on assistance of other people increases and when at the same time public financial resources are limited. The aim of the thesis is to determine what changes occurred in the use of support services for seniors in Central Bohemia Region in connection with Act No. 108/2006 Coll.The research results show that clients of social care services are most often eligible for care allowance in the 1st degree at maximum and use it mostly partially.Seniors most often seek social care services but these are generally focused on individual simple activities and they lack effort to carry out comprehensive assessment of a client´s situation and planning of care. Cooperation of support services with local authorities in the area of Central Bohemia Region might help.
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Incidence of Blood-Born and Sexually Transmitted Infectious Diseases with Focus on HBV and HCV in the Central Bohemia Region.
VELEKOVÁ, Petra
Viral hepatitides B and C are among the most widespread and at the same time most serious blood-born and sexually transmitted infectious diseases. The World Health Organisation considers the incidence of both infections to be an epidemic and, according to its estimates, there are 2 billion of people infected by hepatitis B virus and over 170 million of people infected by hepatitis C virus worldwide. Viral hepatitides B and C are diseases infecting the liver frequently becoming chronic and presenting a major factor in hepatocellular carcinoma development. Acute hepatitis C allegedly develops into chronic condition in approximately 85 % of CASE, and around one third of chronic hepatitis C patiens develop cirrhosis and many of them a liver carcinoma. There is a direct correlation between the incidence of acute hepatitis B developing into a chronic condition and possibly leading to cirrhosis or a hepatocellular carcinoma and the patientś age, it is indicated at 90 {--} 95 % in neonates, at 25 {--} 50 % in 1 to 5-year-olds, at 5 {--} 10 % in older children and adults. These diseases also have considerable socioeconomic impacts. Vaccination has been the most effective preventive measure agains viral hepatitis B, so far, no effective vaccine has been found for hepatitis C virus. The fundamental precautions against both types of viral hepatis consist in non-specific prevention related to the means of transmission of infection, namely avoiding contact with blood and other body fluids of any infected person. Both hepatitis B and C are most frequently trasmitted parenterally, by means of sexual intercourse, vertical transmission is less common. Before the introduction of screening tests for blood donors, viral hepatitides B and C were most frequently transferred via blood transfusion. At present, intravenous administration of illicit drugs presents a major risk factor due to sharing needles, syringes and other instruments among users. The theoretical part of the thesis summarizes present day knowledge on viral hepatitides B and C. The practical part focuses on the incidence and means of transmission of viral hepatitis B and viral hepatitis C in the Central Bohemia Region within a 10-year period. I also aimed to examine viral hepatitides B and C transmission risks awareness, and safe-sex rules observation among a selected group of the Central Bohemia population.
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Labour market policy in the Central Bohemia Region
Stará, Šárka ; Adámek, Petr (advisor) ; Dobrylovský, Jiří (referee)
In recent months, many developed economies has faced a sharp increase in unemployment. Such a massive rise always brings numerous adverse consequences for the society. In the first part of my bachelor thesis, I clarify the labour market functioning, then I explain the causes of unemployment in the Central Bohemia Region and try to find a solution to each type of unemployment in this region. The main objective of my work was to find a set of tools which would lead to a sustainable improvement in the central-Bohemian labour market.
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Financing of the tourist industry from the EU Structural Funds with a focus on the Central Bohemia region
Rajmanová, Lucie ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor) ; Bič, Josef (referee)
The thesis introduces to the reader problems of the tourist industry and summarizes possibilities in funding from the Structural Funds. The tourist industry is one of the largest and most dynamic sectors. It is also a very important factor in global regional development, which includes the Czech Republic as well. Structural Funds are naturally helping to support this development. This thesis describes mechanisms of Structural Funds support. A practical part further focuses on specific example of the Structural Funds usage for accommodation services in the Central Bohemia region in 2007-2013.
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An analysis of individual projects proposed within the scope of the Joint Regional Operational Program in the Central Bohemia region
Svobodová, Jarmila ; Jetmar, Marek (advisor) ; Šústal, Petr (referee)
This diploma thesis provides an analysis of individual projects proposed within the scope of the Joint Regional Operational Program (JROP) in the Central Bohemia region. After an introduction to the topic comes the first part of the analysis of the individual projects. The aim is to assess success of the claimers and to point out reasons of their failure. The goal is also to identify basic patterns in the claimers' behavior and find possible reasons for these trends. The second part of the analysis assesses whether the realization of individual projects within JROP program had contributed to fulfilling measures specified in the Central Bohemia Development Program. Based on the facts from the analyses, the diploma thesis contains recommendations not only for claimers, but also to the Central Bohemia region in the new program horizon.
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