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Financing Of Projects from EU Funds
Kočí, Alena ; Damborský, Jaroslav (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
The goal of the thesis is to consider various ways how to finance expanded entrepreneurial plans of a selected starting company with the focus on sources of the European Union funds. The first chapters present the general possibilities of the financing of companies and consider suitability of their usage. At the end of these chapters forms of the financial support from the European Union Funds are discussed. The next part is focussed more practically. The expanded entrepreneurial plans of the Orange Academy company, which are intended for the grant, is introduced here. The ability of the company to meet a liability resulting from the given way of financing are mentioned as well. The aspects of the realization of the project appeal and possible consequences, if the conditions after approval are not completed, are the necessary part.
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Oportunities for Development of Small Enterprises
Polok, Jiří ; Vrátná, Jarmila (referee) ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor)
The (Master) thesis deals with a part of a project application for financial resources from the European union using the Operational Programme „Lidské zdroje a zaměstnanost“. This programme represents one of the possible way, how to obtain funding of the educational activities for public. The aim of this thesis is to provide a complex summary about the application process and to point how difficult it is to get this kind of financial support. Despite this uneasy process it tries to obtain the financial resources for the activities of EDLiT Ltd., which would enable to extend the portfolio of its services.
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Oportunities for Development of Small Enterprises
Polok, Jiří ; Vrátná, Jarmila (referee) ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor)
The (Master) thesis deals with a part of a project application for financial resources from the European union using the Operational Programme „Lidské zdroje a zaměstnanost“. This programme represents one of the possible way, how to obtain funding of the educational activities for public. The aim of this thesis is to provide a complex summary about the application process and to point how difficult it is to get this kind of financial support. Despite this uneasy process it tries to obtain the financial resources for the activities of EDLiT Ltd., which would enable to extend the portfolio of its services.
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Financing Of Projects from EU Funds
Kočí, Alena ; Damborský, Jaroslav (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
The goal of the thesis is to consider various ways how to finance expanded entrepreneurial plans of a selected starting company with the focus on sources of the European Union funds. The first chapters present the general possibilities of the financing of companies and consider suitability of their usage. At the end of these chapters forms of the financial support from the European Union Funds are discussed. The next part is focussed more practically. The expanded entrepreneurial plans of the Orange Academy company, which are intended for the grant, is introduced here. The ability of the company to meet a liability resulting from the given way of financing are mentioned as well. The aspects of the realization of the project appeal and possible consequences, if the conditions after approval are not completed, are the necessary part.
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Analysis of drug addicts at labour market of the Czech Republic
Obořilová, Veronika ; Ševčíková, Michaela (advisor) ; Pikhart, Zdeněk (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to analyse the employment of drug addicts on the labour market. Specifically, it is focused on drug issue project "Network of services for people at risk of social exclusion due to addiction", conducted in the period 2005 - 2007 in the drop-in centre of the Regional charity Břeclav. The theoretical part describes the labour market in general and is subsequently compared with rates of unemployment in countries of the European Union. Thesis is also dealing with drug addicts, their definitions and consequences of substance abuse. It describes the current situation in the Czech Republic, its drug policy as well as the strategies of European countries. It also discusses ways to help financing the return to normal life and the possibility of drawing funds from the European Union. The practical part is analysis of project success in finding work for drug users and their retention of obtained employment. Addressed were 304 people, who participated in the project. It was found that most respondents are not able to keep gained work and lose interest to apply once again for a job.
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Social business
KUČEROVÁ, Michaela
Social entrepreneurship is one of the possible ways to run enterprise. Around the world and in Western Europe this type of enterprise is quite common and is slowly becoming familiar in the Czech Republic. A social enterprise is one of the ways to employ groups in danger of being socially excluded. It provides hope of improvement of living standard, as well as hope of reintegration for the disabled, youth, homeless individuals, individuals leaving institutional care, victims of criminal behaviour, carers looking after relatives, persons who have experienced drug addiction, the long-term unemployed and others in dangered of being socially excluded. The aim of this thesis is to provide a more comprehensive summary about the constantly developing social entrepreneurship landscape in the Czech Republic. The theoretical part of the thesis first describes social economics in general, followed by the definition of a social enterprise. This includes the listing of the major international organisations supporting social entrepreneurship. The fundamental chapters of the theoretical part address the possibility to finance social entrepreneurship through the European Union. At present there are two calls for proposals, to which applicants can respond in order to obtain the funds required to set up a social enterprise. Financing through the European Union is administered by the European social fund and its operational programme, safeguarded in the Czech Republic by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs. At the present time, the Integrated operating programme includes call for proposal no.8: Services in the social intervention scope and in the operating programme Human resources and employment call for proposals no.30: Social economics awaits its respondents. The logistics of obtaining European Union grants from the European social fund and its operational programmes through the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs and its calls for proposals is very complicated. Therefore the aim of this thesis is to summarise the differences between both calls for proposals to ease the understanding of these very matters. To further my understanding of these issues I also successfully communicated directly with the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior. The results of the research were not surprising for me. As expected the highest number of social enterprises in our country is in the problematic regions with the highest long-term unemployment rates or with a high proportion of the Roma ethnic minority. Furthermore, the research suggested unambiguously that, for individuals from certain groups, the highest number of social enterprises were concerned with employing the physically disabled to give them the chance to reintegrate into mainstream society. Closely following with approximately the same number of people from different socially excluded groups are enterprises that employ the long-term unemployed, the ethnic minorities or youth in difficult life circumstances. The respondents also confirmed the complicated administration of the enterprise start-up phase, as well as concerns about the future ability to finance their business. In the conclusion section of the thesis it is established that social entrepreneurship is unlikely to have an easy future as the deadline to apply for European Union grants to finance projects is in June 2013 and further support of social politics is uncertain. However, in the current uneasy times of economic crisis and rising unemployment the social entrepreneurship should be treated with high consideration as it is one of the possible ways to deal with such problems in all countries.
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EU Employment Policy in the Context of the ESF Activities in the Czech Republic
Golová, Denisa ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor) ; Němcová, Ingeborg (referee)
The ambition of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive view on the creation and implementation of goals and priorities of employment policy in the European Union. The author analyzes the policy from three perspectives- the EU, national and local. The first chapter discusses the historical and current development of EU employment policy guidelines through analysis of key documents and strategies for the employment policies. The following chapter focuses on the implementation of defined priorities and targets at national level, focusing on the activities of the European Social Fund in the Czech Republic. The final chapter shows concrete measures for promoting employment and improving employability of selected target group through key project activities, using an elaborated project plan. The aim of this thesis is to answer the questions of how the EU employment policy objectives has been transformed over time and how successful implementations of these priorities into everyday practice policies of the Member States has been. And last but not least, what is the current state of implementation of the ESF priorities set in the Czech Republic, in the context of the grant projects realization for the period 2007-2013.
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European social fund in Slovak and Czech republic
Lalíková, Zuzana ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor)
This thesis outlines the development of EU regional policy, its main principles and instruments through which it provides the member states with financial help. A key financial tool of this thesis is European social fund whose sphere of action in current programming period 2007-2013 is examined in both Slovak and Czech republic. The practical part of this thesis is especially devoted to two operational programmes Employment and social inclusion and Human resources and Employment. The first practical chapter focuses on comparison of their priority axes, horizontal priorities and multi- objective focus. The goal of the second practical chapter is to analyze financial implementation of both mentioned operational programmes.
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Induced costs of subsidies in chosen organizations in Vysočina Region
Kalinová, Markéta ; Pavel, Jan (advisor) ; Zídková, Hana (referee)
The Bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of induced costs of subsidies in chosen organizations in Vysočina Region. For the analysis, projects realised within the Operational Programme Human Resources and Employment have been selected. Theoretical part includes the definition of public spending programs, projects and induced costs. There are also described the principles of the Human Resources and Employment Operational Programme. The main part of the thesis forms the analysis of induced costs which is based on data received from a questionnaire survey. Within the analysis, induced costs of particular projects are quantified and compared, and also factors influencing their amount are identified. Finally, those problematic areas are formulated, where the value of induced costs of projects could be reduced when taking measures.
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