Central Bohemian Region - Czech Republic
The Central Bohemian Region is the biggest region of the Czech Republic (according to the dimension - 10 929 km²/ 14 % of the Czech Republic - and population - 1 377 000 inhabitants/12,86 % of the Czech Republic). The Central Bohemian Region has no natural center (as other regions), but for this region the natural center is the capital city.
The overall ambition of the pilot is to support the sustainability and resilience of rural areas via using new modern technologies/methods, boost the attractivity of rural areas for current rural population and newcomers and make policy-making processes in these fields more effective with the ability to respond flexibly to current and new challenges and issues.
Missing information and data about the rural population and newcomers’ needs will be shared with all stakeholders; • Data sharing with local, regional and national policy-makers, regional (the Central Bohemian Region) authorities and municipalities (in cooperation with LAGs); • Boosting collaboration and synergy among all rural stakeholders and policy-makers; • Using new modern technologies/methods to handle defined challenges and issues; • Implementing of findings to related policies/strategies on the local, regional and/or national level.
Supporting of the sustainability and resilience of rural areas using new modern technologies/methods and boosting of the attractiveness of rural areas for current rural population and newcomers will be implemented as key topics in local, regional and/or national policies/ strategies and funding programs. New information and data, together with collaboration of all rural stakeholders, will led to well-being of rural population and newcomers.
Progress bar can help orient the user in terms of what the pilot was doing, what is happening now and what will happen in the future. While the structure of the bar will be the same for all pilots, its content will differ from pilot to pilot. A dynamic front end with a predetermined colour scheme can be used to differentiate past, present and future, like in the graphic below.
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The following map shows the open land use map of Central Bohemia.
The following map shows the attractiveness of the municipalities of the Czech Republic, where the green color shows a good attractiveness, the light green an average attractiveness and the red color a bad attractiveness.
In this case, the attractiveness index was calculated from the following input data:
As part of the Polirural project, information on individual entrance case studies and other data from pilot regions will be published in the Atlas. The Atlas of the Best Practices visualizes relevant cases on a map and provides easily accessible information to inform and inspire other stakeholders. Best practices and pilot examples are collected by project project partners and there is a need to identify, synthesize, share and present individual examples and provide opportunities for new paths and other subjects. Below, you can see an example from Czechia.
I’m running an extracurricular education camp for children. In 2019, I married Peter Kuncl at Kuncl Mill Farm. His mother had been organising children's horse camps since 2001. I helped organize the camps and gradually took over the camps. In 2021, we will be hosting the Jubilee 20th year of Camp called Holidays in the Saddle. Of course, the whole family still participates in the camps, including my sister-in-law, Bára.
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Meet the Cetral Bohemia Pilot team!
NUVIT is a non-profit non-governmental research organization.NUVIT activities are primarily focused to enhance the quality of life of inhabitants in urban and rural areas of the country, to boost the competitiveness of the Czech Republic and to ensure the sustainable development.
Czech pilot Leader
Czech Center for Science and Society is a research association active in the agriculture, industry, trade and services, predominantly in agricultural regions. The priority of activities of CCSS is Environment protection and crisis management. In this field CCSS is active in European research.
Czech University of Life Sciences
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement Nº 818496.
CCSS
Radlicka 663/28
150 00 Praha 5
Czech Republic