The aim of this study is to deepen the understanding of women's working conditions within the NGO sector in Colombia, and to find out what factors that impact women’s possibilities for achievements. Through out a qualitative approach five interviews with women were conductedin Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. The collected data was analyzed by a qualitative content analysis, with the purpose to find themes and categorizations in the material, in order to interpret the respondents’ experiences and how they present them. The analysis shows, that what all respondents have in common is that previous life events and a dedication to contribute to societal changes, seem to be the most vital factors in terms of how they got to where they are today. In various ways, they all have noticed flaws in the system, to which they have committed full-hearted to change. Further, the results indicate that women’s likeability to be recognized as leaders are greater within the NGO sector, than in the society at large. However, despite the similarities found the results correspondingly show that there are differences in terms of perceptions as well as experiences. Thus, the results indicate the need to take various aspects into account, in order not to neglect the impact of different dimensions and factors.

This thesis analyzes the project management of large construction projects (over 1 billion CZK) in the Czech Republic from the perspective of a private investor of profit sector, taking into account the potential impact of foreign capital in the project management. Theoretical and methodological part is focused on identifying specific project management of large construction project, on the basis of english-speaking - mainly British professional literature. The practical part contains a brief description of the specific project and a specific structure and contents of the Project manual of a specific large construction project, this document is the main managing document of the large construction project.