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Selected Investements in the Municipality and their Financing Possibilities
Szusciková, Kateřina ; Sochor, Jan (referee) ; Puchýř, Bohumil (advisor)
Diploma thesis is focused on a public funding; mainly on possibilities of public financial investment. Theoretical part discusses about means which municipalities dispose on their financial intent. In this connection, both Czech and European funding are closely analyzed. Practical part of diploma thesis poses as an investment study. Firstly, particular investment has been chosen; sequentially, all possible types of funding have been confronted among each other. Goal of that thesis is evaluation of all available funding, including concept of the most suitable solution dedicated to municipal council.
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Management hodnot krajiny a střetů využití území
Machalová, Nicole
The presented thesis on “Landscape Value Management and Conflicts in Land Use” deals with the development of the village of Velké Němčice, including financing options and coordination of conflicts of interest in land use. The main goal of the thesis is to identify deficiencies in the strategic documents of the municipality and analyze the values and problems of the territory from the perspective of various user groups (the author of the thesis, citizens, local organizations, farmers and hunters). Based on the findings, possibilities for further development of the territory are proposed, projected into a municipality management plan that can be directly applied in practice. New proposals are complemented by maps, visualizations and photographs taken during a field survey. Overall, 11 development possibilities were proposed for the town, mainly focusing on the development of blue-green infrastructure, civic amenities, and recreational and sports facilities. The thesis also includes an analysis of the real estate market, which helped determine the real price of building plots and family houses in the town. The thesis provides a comprehensive view of the situation in Velké Němčice and proposes specific options for community development and territorial planning.
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Seasonal and long-term dynamic of plankton communities of small water-bodies
Pejsar, Patrik ; Černý, Martin (advisor) ; Juračka, Petr Jan (referee)
Zooplankton pool-inhabiting organisms form metacommunities and metapopulations. Locations are connected through dispersion which is an essential part of colonization-extinction dynamic. Locations vary with the environmental conditions, the specifics of the community and the biotic interactions taking place there. Differences in these parameters may occur between spatially separated pools or in one pool throughout time. These changes are caused by seasonal dynamics, disturbances, long-term development of environmental conditions or biotic factors such as predation, competition and parasite influence. On a long-term scale the locations are classified into rather stable and ephemeral. In pool environment the ephemeral locations may unexpectedly be the driving force of metacommunity and metapopulation processes according to the "inverse mainland-island" theory. Global climate change has an essential influence on zooplankton dynamic in smaller water-bodies. Hydrology of pools and through it also life dynamics of plankton organisms is directly influenced by temperature changes and precipitation. Regional metacommunity and metapopulation dynamics are changing in dependency on regional course of climate change and the specifics of these water-bodies and the communities living there.
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Volunteer Fire Fighters from the Point of View of Social Capital Development
Sadílková, Petra ; Frič, Pavol (advisor) ; Jeřábek, Hynek (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the status of volunteer fire fighters from the point of view of social capital development. Because of that subject it belongs to studies exploring phenomenon volunteering. Association of volunteer fire fighters is traditional volunteer organization and its success and expansion in the individualistic present society are the basic questions of the study. The answers on the questions connected with unique status of volunteer fire fighters between Czech volunteers were searching by using analysis of collective social capital. Importance of traditions, social networks and status of volunteer fire fighters in their communities were revealed by quantitative and qualitative approaches. It seems that the main sense of existence of volunteer fire departments is not only the protection of people against fires and accidents but also helping communities to maintain their collective social life. By this action are volunteer fire fighters instrumental in keeping cohesion of local citizens and in social capital development.
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Art Therapy application in community work
ANDRÁŠIKOVÁ, Karina
This bachelor thesis is a description of the techniques and benefits regarding the combination of art therapy and community work. It is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. There are two chapters within the theoretical section. Chapter one deals with the scopes of defining community. In this chapter we learn what traits make a community, who is a part of it and why we build them. In this chapter we focus on the theories of social psychology especially on the topics of community membership and its importance for their members. Chapter two ilustrates how the process of combining art therapy and community work is useful for community development. In the practical part of the bachelor thesis was realized an action research in the community. The aim was to find out whether it is possible to apply the art therapy process within the community work and to artically select selected topics of mutual relations of the community members, the topic of the living space and the topic of the future. We have found that the art therapy process is suitable for working in the community and it is possible to open up the challenging topics with which the community has a problem and their art work can open up space for their reflection or processing.
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Seasonal and long-term dynamic of plankton communities of small water-bodies
Pejsar, Patrik ; Černý, Martin (advisor) ; Juračka, Petr Jan (referee)
Zooplankton pool-inhabiting organisms form metacommunities and metapopulations. Locations are connected through dispersion which is an essential part of colonization-extinction dynamic. Locations vary with the environmental conditions, the specifics of the community and the biotic interactions taking place there. Differences in these parameters may occur between spatially separated pools or in one pool throughout time. These changes are caused by seasonal dynamics, disturbances, long-term development of environmental conditions or biotic factors such as predation, competition and parasite influence. On a long-term scale the locations are classified into rather stable and ephemeral. In pool environment the ephemeral locations may unexpectedly be the driving force of metacommunity and metapopulation processes according to the "inverse mainland-island" theory. Global climate change has an essential influence on zooplankton dynamic in smaller water-bodies. Hydrology of pools and through it also life dynamics of plankton organisms is directly influenced by temperature changes and precipitation. Regional metacommunity and metapopulation dynamics are changing in dependency on regional course of climate change and the specifics of these water-bodies and the communities living there.
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Volunteer Fire Fighters from the Point of View of Social Capital Development
Sadílková, Petra ; Frič, Pavol (advisor) ; Jeřábek, Hynek (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the status of volunteer fire fighters from the point of view of social capital development. Because of that subject it belongs to studies exploring phenomenon volunteering. Association of volunteer fire fighters is traditional volunteer organization and its success and expansion in the individualistic present society are the basic questions of the study. The answers on the questions connected with unique status of volunteer fire fighters between Czech volunteers were searching by using analysis of collective social capital. Importance of traditions, social networks and status of volunteer fire fighters in their communities were revealed by quantitative and qualitative approaches. It seems that the main sense of existence of volunteer fire departments is not only the protection of people against fires and accidents but also helping communities to maintain their collective social life. By this action are volunteer fire fighters instrumental in keeping cohesion of local citizens and in social capital development.
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Srovnání historického obrazu krajiny vybraného území se současným stavem
ZÁMEČNÍKOVÁ, Zuzana
This thesis contains a definition and assessment of the main turning points in the evolution of the landscape of the area Staré Hodějovice and proposal of possible further development of the area. Then assesses the historical development of the landscape Staré Hodějovice from the 18th century to the present, the evaluation of maps and text data for the area of interest and create digital maps as historical view of landscape, as well as the current state of the landscape and their subsequent evaluation.
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Selected Investements in the Municipality and their Financing Possibilities
Szusciková, Kateřina ; Sochor, Jan (referee) ; Puchýř, Bohumil (advisor)
Diploma thesis is focused on a public funding; mainly on possibilities of public financial investment. Theoretical part discusses about means which municipalities dispose on their financial intent. In this connection, both Czech and European funding are closely analyzed. Practical part of diploma thesis poses as an investment study. Firstly, particular investment has been chosen; sequentially, all possible types of funding have been confronted among each other. Goal of that thesis is evaluation of all available funding, including concept of the most suitable solution dedicated to municipal council.
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The impact of EU developmental funds of municipalities or associations of municipalities Pečecký region
Růžičková, Zuzana ; Peková, Jitka (advisor) ; Pilný, Jaroslav (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the impact of EU developmental funds of municipalities or associations of municipalities Pečecký region. The thesis is divided into a theoretical part, which generally represents the position of the municipality, individual actor's municipal development, municipal budget complications and debt service. The practical part analyzes the impact of completed projects financed from EU funds for the development of micro-communities studied. In the analysis we selected investment projects completed over 1 million CZK co-financed. The beneficiary is given micro-region or one of its municipalities. The work discusses the practical problems of selected municipalities in the region who are in the process of project implementation. These include in particular the impact of co-financing projects, the municipal budget, the administrative complexity of the project, staffing and many more.
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