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Title: OLOMOUC REGION


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OLOMOUC REGION
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CZECH REPUBLIC
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OLOMOUC REGION
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  • BASIC DATA
  • AREA 5.139 km2
  • (CZECH REPUBLIC 78.867 km2)
  • SHARE OF AGRICULTURAL LAND 54
  • SHARE OF PROTECTED AREAS 10,8
  • POPULATION 643.000
  • (CZECH REPUBLIC 10.229.000)
  • AGE STRUCTURE
  • lt15 16,7
  • 15-59     65,3
  • gt60 17,9  

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LABOUR FORCES
  • EDUCATION
  • BASIC 34,1 (CR 33,5 )
  • SECONDARY 58,9 (CR 58,8 )
  • UNIVERSITY 6,4 (CR 7,2 )
  • UNEMPLOYMENT 11,53 (CR 9,87 )
  • AVERAGE MONTH INCOME 15.225 CZK 472 EUR (CR
    17.802 CZK )

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SOUTH OF THE REGION
  • HANA lowland (districts of Olomouc, Prostejov,
    Prerov)
  • Good transport conditions
  • Fertile agricultural land
  • Potential for development
  • industry, agriculture

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NORTH OF THE REGION
  • JESENIKY MOUNTAINS (districts of Sumperk and
    Jesenik)
  • Mountain region
  • Potentional of development in
  • tourism, forestry, alternative industry and
    agriculture

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OLOMOUC
  • The fifth largest city
  • in Czech Republic.
  • Population about
  • 100.000.
  • Traditional trade and
  • transport intersection.
  • Natural centre of an
  • area known as
  • Haná region.

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PREROV
  • Important railroad
  • Intersection.
  • Industrial town
  • (machinery,chemistry).
  • Population almost
  • 50.000.
  • In the neighbouring
  • town (Hranice) Philips
  • plant - the largest
  • investment in CR.


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PROSTEJOV
  • Town in the southern
  • part of the Olomouc
  • Region.
  • Population almost
  • 50.000.
  • Textile, clothing, machinery
  • and food processing
  • industry. Good transport
  • connection highway to
  • Brno and Prague.

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SUMPERK
  • Gate to the Jeseniky
  • mountains centre for
  • sports and recreation.
  • Population almost
  • 30.000.
  • Industrial,
  • adminstrative and
  • cultural centre of
  • north-west Moravia.

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JESENIK
  • Population 12.000.
  • Centre of
  • tourism in the
  • Jeseniky Mountains.
  • Centre of winter
  • Sports.
  • Spa town.
  • Vicinity of the Polish
  • border.

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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE REGION
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REGION TERRITORIAL COMMUNITY OF CITIZENS
  • MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
  • social care
  • protection of environment and sustainable
    development
  • transport and communications
  • education, information
  • cultural development
  • maintenance of law and order

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BODIES OF REGION
  • Regional Assembly
  • Regional Council
  • Regional Authority
  • Committees
  • Commissions
  • Responsibilities of the individual bodies are
    specified by the Law 129/2000 L.C. on Regions

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REGIONAL ASSEMBLY
  • Elected by citizens of the Region
  • Election period 4 years
  • 55 members

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  • POLITICAL PARTIES REPRESENTED IN THE ASSEMBLY OF
    OLOMOUC REGION
  • ODS (Civic Democratic Party 21 members
  • CSSD (Czech Social Democratic Party) 10
    members
  • KDU CSL - Christian Democratic Union Czech
    Peoples Party 9 members
  • KSCM (Czech and Moravian Communist Party) 15
    members

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  • REGIONAL COUNCIL
  • Body of the Region, executing local government
  • Elected by the Regional Assembly and from its
    members
  • Consists of President of the Region, Deputy
    Presidents, Councilors
  • 11 members
  • Political parties ODS (8 members), KDU CSL (3
    members)

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  • COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
  • Committee Assembly can establish committees as
    its initiative and review bodies. Committee
    reports to the Assembly.
  • Financial Committee
  • Review Committee
  • Committee for Education and Employment
  • Committee for Strategic Development and
    International Relations
  • Commission Commissions are established by the
    Council as its initiative and advisory bodies.
  • 12 commissions (IT, Youth and Sports, enviroment
    etc.)

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  • PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE REGION
  • Represent the Region outwardly
  • Elected by the Regional Assembly and from its
    members
  • Czech citizens
  • Report to the Regional Assembly
  • Olomouc Region
  • President Ivan Kosatik
  • Vice-Presidents Pavel Horak
  • Jitka Chalankova Ladislav
    Kavrik
  • Pavel Sekanina

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  • DIRECTOR OF THE REGIONAL AUTHORITY
  • Appointed by the President of the Region (after
    approval of the Ministry of Internal Affairs)
  • Employee of the Region
  • Head of the Regional Authority
  • Controls and monitors activities of institutions
    administrated by the Region
  • Director of the Olomouc Regional Authority Mr.
    Libor Kolar

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Regional Authority of the Olomouc Region
  • Consists of 15 departments
  • 455 employees (31. 12. 2004)
  • Field offices in Jesenik and Sumperk

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OLOMOUC REGION CULTURE, QUALITY OF LIFE
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NATIONAL CULTURAL HERITAGE 
OLOMOUC, HOLY TRINITY COLUMNINSCRIBED TO THE
WORLD HERITAGE LIST OF UNESCO IN 2000
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NATIONAL CULTURAL HERITAGE
Olomouc, collection of Baroque fountains and
Columns
Ceasars fountain
Neptuns fountain
Herkules fountain
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CULTURAL HERITAGE, OLOMOUC
Monastery Hradisko founded in 1178
Archbishops palace bishopric
1063 archbishopric 1777
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CULTURAL HERITAGE 
Castles and chateaus of the Olomouc region
Bouzov
Sternberk
Namest na Hane
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CULTURAL HERITAGE 
Castles and chateaus of the Olomouc region
Helfstyn
Javornik
Velke Losiny
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PALACKY UNIVERSITY
Founded in 1573 7 faculties Philosohical Theologi
cal Juridical Paedagogical Medical Natural
sciences Sports
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SPA RESORTS
Slatinice District Olomouc Curing of locomotive
organs, obesity
Velke Losiny District Sumperk Curing of
respiration and nerve diseases
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SPA RESORTS
Lazne Lipova District Jesenik Curing of
dermatologic diseases, diabetes, obesity
Lazne Jesenik District Jesenik Curing of
nerve diseases, hydrotherapy
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LEISURE ACTIVITIES
skiing
cycling
tourism
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Education system in the Czech Republic
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Scheme of Education System in the Czech Republic
Day-care Centres Voluntary 3(2) 6 years
Special Schools
Conservatories (for talented children) 6
year 8-year - dance
Special Day-care centres
Elementary Schools Compulsory 9-year
attendance 6 15 years
Grammar School (for talented children ) 8-year (
11- 19 years) 6-year ( 13- 19 years)
Special Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools Grammar SVS
ATC Schools 15-19 years 15-19 years 15 - 18
years
certificate
15-19 years leaving examination
Special Secondary Schools 1 or 2-year
  • Handicaps
  • Mental
  • Hearing
  • Sight
  • Physical
  • Combined

Tertiary Schools College, University
HSS 3 years 5 years 2- 3 years Bc.
Mgr. leaving cert.
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Preschool education
  • Day-care centres for the education of children of
    preschool age are not part of the system of
    compulsory education.
  • There are usually children from 3 to 6 years old
  • Day-care centres may be established and run by
    municipalities, Churches or private entities

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Elementary Education
  • Children must start attending at 6 and there are
    nine compulsory grades.
  • The school is divided in the first and second
    level.
  • The first level comprises grades 1 to 5 and the
    second level grades 6 to 9.

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Secondary Education
  • Secondary schools are divided in the following
    categories
  • Grammar Schools
  •  Secondary Vocational Schools
  •  Apprentice Training Centres  
  • The schools provide general education and
    professional education differentiated according
    to the selected specialization.
  • Totally 139 schools and school institutions in
    the Olomouc Region
  • Region is a founder of secondary schools

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Grammar Schools
  • Provide general education, preparing their
    students particularly for further academic
    education. These are
  • Four-year schools for students from 9th grades
    of elementary schools
  • Six-year schools for students from 7th grades of
    elementary schools
  • Eight-year schools for students from 5th grades
    of elementary schools
  •  Students graduate after passing a school-leaving
    exam.

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Secondary vocational schools
  • Four-year study programmes specializing in
    management, economy, agriculture, health-service,
    arts, education, etc.
  • Provide professional education with practice.
  • Students graduate after passing a school-leaving
    exam, comprising general and professional
    subjects.

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Types of secondary vocational schools
  • Business academies, medical schools,
    hotel-management schools, technical schools,
    schools of agriculture, schools of education,
    schools of arts.
  • A specific type of a secondary school are
    conservatories, specializing in singing, music,
    dance or drama.

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Apprentice Training Centres
  • Training programmes of two, three and four years.
  • Major emphasis is placed on practical training.
  • Students are prepared for qualified labour jobs
    and for some technical positions of operational
    character.
  •  
  •  

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Tertiary Education
  • Higher Secondary Schools
  • after school-leaving exams
  • provide practical qualification for future work
    at management positions
  • three years study programmes
  • graduates are awarded the title of DiS (certified
    specialist, not University title)

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Tertiary Education
  • Colleges
  • Provide 3 or 5 years-study programmes
  • 3 years title Bc.
  • 5 years title Mgr.
  • Types
  • Universities (Charles University, Palacký
    Universtiy, etc.)
  • Colleges
  • Private schools

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