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The subject of my diploma work is the {\clqq}EU Structural Funds and priorities of financing South Bohemian Region``. The thesis are focused on the South Bohemian Region and its unused potential and primary objectives that need to be targeted and that could be funded from actual programme period 2007 - 2013. Obtaining these financial sources should lead to further developement of the region as a whole and finaly improve the life of the South Bohemian citizens. The theoretical part of the thesis define the basis and main purpose of the economic policy and social cohesion in its entire context. Programme tools that can help to implement projects supporting the development a strengthening the competitiveness of the region are further defined. The aim of this study is to evaluate the possibilities that the South Bohemian Region can use for obtaining financial sources from structural funds alocated by the EU for the Czech Republic on individual priorities, which were evaluated as important and were stated in the basic, medium-term document - Regional Development Programme (PRK). The evaluation shows that the South Bohemian Region in its basic document (PRK) has defined a priority, which corresponds with the intentions of the European Community, which can be documented by the fact that especially in these areas European Union intend to provide its help. This is a good chance for the Region to fulfill the strategic goals and measures of the region. These goals are met largely through thematic operational programs that are available in current programming period and that correspond with the area of the financial support in the Czech Republic. Solving environmet problems can be given as good example how the EU funds are used. It was confirmed that priority issues can be successfully financed from the operational program for selected areas of environment according to priority axes. Programs in the total volume of 50,6 milliards CZK have already been approved for Czech Republic, 4 milliards CZK were allocated to the South Bohemian Region., It is apparent that the proportion is equivalent to the size of the region. Sufficient use of European financial sources significantly helps to fulfil the goals of the Regional Development Programme. |
