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Sustainable development from the perspective of the public sector
Klimeš, Zdeněk ; Hromádka, Vít (referee) ; Matějková, Jitka (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the evaluation of sustainable urban development. The theoretical part is processed as literature research, from which important indicators for the design of the methodology of sustainable development assessment of the city are derived. The research presents basic concepts related to the public sector, local government, sustainable development, and public investments. The core part of the thesis is the design a methodology to help local governments to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the city's sustainability. Additionally, it can serve as a basis for investment decision-making. This methodology is based on a multi-criteria analysis of selected key indicators that assess the functionality and sustainability of cities. The aim of this work is to offer cities a practical tool that will not only help with the assessment of the situation, but will also contribute to improving the sustainability of urban areas as centers and producers of significant economic, ecological, and social processes.
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Feasibilty Study of Public Construction Projects
Holaková, Veronika ; Bremová, Martina (referee) ; Korytárová, Jana (advisor)
This work has been written to elucidate the problems of feasibility study, as valuating document of public projects and its creating in practice. In the theoretical part I have explained the public projects, possibility of their financing as well as one of the cost methods of their evaluation, e.g. cost benefit analysis. I have described the application eCBA, which is nowadays compulsory annex to application for subsidies from the structural sources in many cohesion regions. A content of the practical part is creating of the feasibility study for the construction project which has already been done. Not only its traditional forms but its development in application eCBA too. These outputs fully replace feasibility study just in cohesion region Southeast.
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Možnosti financování start-up projektů vyvíjejících software a podpora jejich vzniku v ČR
Studeníková, Nikol
Studeníková, N. Financing options for start-up software development projects and support for their creation in the Czech Republic. Bachelors thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2023. The thesis describes the possibilities of financing software start-up projects in the Czech Republic, and also mentions the possibilities of public support. In the conclusion, the in-formation found leading to the creation of a financial plan is applied to a model company.
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Public support for business focused on European funds
Siváková, Miroslava ; Boháč, Radim (advisor) ; Marková, Hana (referee)
Public support for business focused on european funds Abstract The doctoral thesis is focused on the topic of public business support from the perspective of law enactment. The primary focus of this thesis is to identify problematic questions, analyse such questions with regards to contemporary practice enforcement, and consecutive proposition of trouble solving proposals including specific propositions for legislation enactment de lege ferenda. The thesis is focused on legal regulations of the business support in form of donation provided to the businesses for the purpose of business support in narrow terms. The thesis describes public support provided from the European structural and investment funds. I have also included, for completeness 'sake, European Union's initiatives that are supervised directly by the European Union. The thesis also includes comparation of programming periods of 2014y - 2020y and 2021y - 2027y. As for the business distinction of businesses into small and medium businesses I have provided legal definitions of small and medium businesses. Since the definitions of a small and medium businesses are nowadays closely connected with the term of public procurement, I have also included ambiguities of the definition with regards to public procurement law. I have also analysed selected...
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Prague spring 1968 and transitology
Běhal, Filip ; Buben, Radek (advisor) ; Štefek, Martin (referee)
The thesis wil focus on the classical transitology, especially the authors Juan Linz and Alfred Stepan. This theory will be applied on the events and ideas of Prague spring 1968, while the presumption is that these events exactly met the basic condition that an ending regime should start the democratization with certain liberalization. The thesis will analyze and characterize this liberalization in three partially overlapping fields: 1. civic freedom and legality 2. political sphere 3. economics. Considering these factors, the cleavage between the elites of the communist party on reforms and hardliners, will be analyzed. Other points of the analysis include the international context in the Soviet bloc, public support of the reforms in Czechoslovakia, solid institutional organization of the regime and the lack of radical opposition. The aim of the thesis is to analyze and perhaps even vindicate the hypothesis that if there hadn't been the military intervention in August the whole process would have had the best premises to transform into ideal democratization on the border between pact and reform.
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Political Communication during COVID-19 in India: Study of Public Support.
Harshvardhan, Harshvardhan ; Shavit, Anna (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The research explored the public support towards the political communication carried out during COVID-19 in India. Through the means of a structured questionnaire based on Easton's dimensions of public support, responses were collected from 200 respondents, 100 each from the academic background of journalism and psychology. To determine the support towards the government performance during the crisis times based on the political communication done by the current regime in India. The results suggested that the public support is quite less from the respondents of journalism background. However, the psychology respondents showed relatively high support towards the political communication done by the Indian government in the COVID-19. It suggests that the public support is not one but scattered and also the academic background could play a major role in one's understanding of the political communication and lending of the support. The research demonstrated how respondents from different backgrounds show almost the opposite support towards political communication in the times of crisis. This gives out a good comparison and also concludes the public support. Keywords: COVID-19, pandemic, political communication, crisis communication, public support, India.
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Direct public support for research and development in the Czech Republic - 2015
Český statistický úřad
Without the adequate amount of financial support from the government and the business sector cannot be expected that research and development (R&D) in the Czech Republic could bring internationally competitive knowledge, innovation and technology, which will contribute to raising productivity and employment in the Czech economy, thus contributing not only to economic growth, but indirectly also to the sustainable development of society and social cohesion.
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Prague spring 1968 and transitology
Běhal, Filip ; Buben, Radek (advisor) ; Štefek, Martin (referee)
The thesis wil focus on the classical transitology, especially the authors Juan Linz and Alfred Stepan. This theory will be applied on the events and ideas of Prague spring 1968, while the presumption is that these events exactly met the basic condition that an ending regime should start the democratization with certain liberalization. The thesis will analyze and characterize this liberalization in three partially overlapping fields: 1. civic freedom and legality 2. political sphere 3. economics. Considering these factors, the cleavage between the elites of the communist party on reforms and hardliners, will be analyzed. Other points of the analysis include the international context in the Soviet bloc, public support of the reforms in Czechoslovakia, solid institutional organization of the regime and the lack of radical opposition. The aim of the thesis is to analyze and perhaps even vindicate the hypothesis that if there hadn't been the military intervention in August the whole process would have had the best premises to transform into ideal democratization on the border between pact and reform.
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