The diploma thesis deals with the comparison of regional differences in long-term plans of education development in these regions. The theoretical part begins with the definition of key terms related to education policy, then with the legislative framework for the creation of long-term plans and links these documents to national and European strategic documents in education. In the research part are analyzed both documents, their logical interconnection and relation to national strategic documents and outputs of each part. The main part is focused on the comparison of both documents and their influence on the development of education in the given region. The conclusion of the thesis summarizes the form, outputs and differences of both documents both in relation to national strategic documents in education. There are used methods of quantitative and qualitative content analysis, theoretical-empirical method, document analysis. KEYWORDS educational policy, strategic documents in education, comparison, South Moravian Region, Moravian-Silesian Region, long-term intention, qualitative and quantitative research, content analysis

Title: Possibilities of the use of sport facilities by wheelchairs in the Moravian region and the perception of their sport activities by the public Objective: The aim of the work is to prepare a list of sports clubs of wheelchairs and suitable indoor sports facilities for their activities in the Moravian region. Based on the knowledge it is possible to create a CD presentation, which can serve for staff of rehabilitation centers and the organizers of competitions for people with disability in the region. It would increase awareness of their clients about sports in this locality. Method: The thesis is presented as a preliminary study which used a quantitative research method in the public inquiry. A part of the thesis is a questionnaire survey - it focuses on public awareness of the Moravian- Silesian region of sport for disabled and the perception of architectural modifications. Results: Summary of available information on sports halls and gymnasiums for wheelchairs in the Moravia-Silesia region may serve for organizers of events or trauma rehabilitation work. Knowledge which were found out in via the form of a public questionnaire may be used in the formation of social and sporting program of the Moravia-Silesia region for people with a disability. Public questionnaire was participated 58 men and...

The objective of the thesis was to ascertain the development speed of extensive organic orchards in the South-Moravian region, evaluate their production's potential, legislative, economic, and environmental aspects. Research was conducted via public surveys and visits of organic orchard owners in the South-Moravian region. Other data was obtained in co-operation with BIOKONT CZ, s.r.o., a regulatory organization, and using the Ministry of Agriculture and Pro-bio association web sites. The results show there are currently 4402 environmental entities registered at the Ministry of Agriculture, including 3894 organic farmers. As of 31st March. 2014 there have been 689 organic orchard owners in the Czech Republic, of which 17% is registered in the South-Moravian region alone. 14 of the 16 interviewees do harvest their orchards' production. One orchard owner established his orchard focusing on blackcurrant enzyme extraction instead of conventional fruit production. There is a concern that one of the respondents converted their orchard to an organic system only due to potential subsidies, since they do not harvest any produce. The reason allegedly is the age of the trees and a lack of pollinators. Other farmers established their orchards convinced that fruits produced in accordance with organic farming rules is better than its conventional counterpart.

Small and medium-sized enterprises are important part of economy. All of them create healthy corporate environment, new jobs for people, increase dynamic of market and they are stabilizing component of economic system. This thesis deals with the possibilities of international cooperation between Lower Austrian and South Moravian small and medium-sized enterprises and with the task of small and medium-sized enterprises in regions. Cooperation between regions contribute to transfer experiences in term of small and medium-sized enterprises, to creation collective projects and to development of regions.

The aim of this work is to provide basic insight into the long-term unfavourable environment of the Moravian-Silesian region and to outline the possible human rights issues in solving this problem. The initial chapter presents the topic of work and its further systematics. The following chapter deals with the historical development from a general point of view and with special regard to the Moravian-Silesian Region. The third chapter contains an overview of the selected pollutants with a description of their impacts on human health and also focuses on the conclusions of the research project The Czech Academy of Sciences - Ostrava Program. The following, fourth chapter, briefly describes the current legislation on air protection in the Czech Republic, along with its basic concepts. The fifth chapter is dedicated to the individual legal instruments of air protection in the Czech Republic. The sixth chapter deals with the issue of court rulings on the issue in domestic courts and the subsequent part concerns the current and future potential development of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. At the end of the thesis the prior text is summarized and evaluated.

This Thesis discusses the mapping and documentation of the folklore of Moravian Slovakia and traditional folk culture in collections of the Museum of Czech Literature. The collections of this culture government organization have never been researched from this point of view before. The thesis findings reveal that a great number of archives oriented on folkloric rich ethnographic region of Moravian Slovakia have been found in the collections of the Museum of Czech Literature, specifically in the three following departments of the museum: Literary Archive, Art Collections, and Library. The vast majority of the found materials come from the 19th century and first half of the 20th century. The archives are composed of a wide range of materials, such as manuscripts, typescripts, photography, cuttings, printings, drawings, lithography, graphics, sculptures, paintings, publications, periodicals, bibliophile books. The found materials belong to the traditional folk culture, as far as high art and culture. The outcome of this study is a proposal for the exhibition project Slovácko! which is intended to illustrate possible ways how to propagate and present the explored artifacts and archive materials from the collections. Drafts of financial sources, staffing, concept of the exhibition and graphic solution of some promotional designs are included in the proposal.

This diploma theses addresses the issue of investment environment and regional development in the Moravian-Silesian Region. The first chapter describes theoretical inputs, namely competitivness and foreign direct investments. The general factors influencing competitivness are applied on example of the Czech Republic. Second chapter analyse the investment environment in the Region. This concerns namely socio-economic situation, business environment and completed restructuring. Included is also SWOT analysis and resulting recommendations. Third chapter evaluates the current state of investments in the Region and describes two significant development projects. These are namely Danish producer of luxury electrotechnics and South Korean car producer. The text describes the investors, industrial zones they are placed in, process and current status of the investment and overall impact upon the Region.

The aim of the diploma thesis is funding of the municipalities by the South Moravian Region. The theoretical part defines the technical terms such as fiscal federalism, public administration and funding. The practical part explores whether the funding is provided in compliance with the general terms and conditions. This work is aiming to define the parameters which form the basis of comparison of the information about municipal funding available on the South Moravian Region website with the actual terms and conditions under which the funding is provided. Through the analysis explained herein it has been proven that in majority of cases the region does not abide by the terms of the funding as available online. The lack of required information in the terms on the region's website gives the impression that the funding process is rather opaque. Additionally, we further examine whether political affiliation of mayors in municipalities of the region is a factor determining the size of the actual funding provided by the region. The result of this analysis is negative which concludes that political affiliation of mayors in the region does not have an impact on the size of the funding provided by the region to its municipalities.

The topic of this thesis aims to present determine the potential of tourism in the South Moravian Region also to propose a strategy for further development of tourism in this region. Part of the thesis is the overview of the basic terms in destination management plus marketing, as well as analysis of current level of tourism in this regions and analysis of primary and secondary tourism offers and SWOT analysis. Following is focus on the region's development strategy, including its promotion, ROP projects and proposed options for further development of the tourism. Thesis were supervised using the Czech-Austrian cooperation in the program AKTION lead by Prof. (FH) Mag. Michael Mair in Vienna.

The thesis addresses the issue of sustainable tourism development which is illustrated on the example of the Moravian-Silesian region (of the Czech Republic). The aim of the thesis is the evaluation of the current condition as well as the potential of sustainable tourism development in the Moravian-Silesian region. The theoretical part of the thesis is dedicated to sustainable development with its basic pillars and principles. The Moravian-Silesian region is characterized in terms of in terms of environment, transport infrastructure, and tourism in the practical part of the thesis. In addition, the offer of environmentally-friendly forms of tourism in the region, their support and opportunities for further development is addressed. A significant portion is dedicated to the analysis of knowledge of sustainable tourism development in the region which is based in responses by entrepreneurs in tourism in the Moravian-Silesian region, tourists, residents of the region, and employees of the regional administrative office. The SWOT analysis serves as an instrument for the evaluation of the current state and the potential opportunities for sustainable tourism development in the region.