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Support for small and medium sized enterprises in the Czech Republic from national programs and EU funds
Kracík, Martin ; Pevná, Jana (advisor) ; Krtička, Miroslav (referee)
The essence of the first part of this work (chapters 1, 2 and 3) lies in the brief introduction to the support for small and medium sized enterprises. After that follows presentation of key institutions (ministries, agencies, etc.) helpful during the process of obtaining support from national programmes. Except of basic services performed by given institutions, useful web links are also included. In the same way, particular European support programmes are presented. In the framework of second part (chapters 4, 5 and 6), backward bases are exemplified on the practical example of the company Strojírny Podzimek, Ltd. and their experiences. That case shows, what does the making use of the national support programmes mean practically. Likewise, business support from EU funds is described, namely on the case of company Frýdlantské strojírny Rasl a syn, Inc. Third part of this thesis (chapters 7 and 8) is making us familiar with resuming statistics about the amount of subsidies drawn from national programmes and from the EU funds. In both cases, brief forecasts of future development and approximate amounts of unused funds are stated.
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Small a medium enterprise support programs and their applications to selected company.
NEJEDLÝ, Jiří
The main aim of this work is to carry out analysis of programmes of direct support for small and middle-sized companies offered by the state, European Union and commercial sphere, also description of process of acquision of support in chosen company and evaluation of the benefits in factual company. To support small and middle-sized companies is sensible and pragmatic because this segment is an importand part of the development of national economy, increases employment, cocreates healthy business environment and therefore develops each village, town and region. The support is related to efficient and stable companies only. The operational programmes help small and middle-sized companies to dynamize their growth and development, they are not dedicated to saving companies with problems.
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