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Contents
Geography ........................................................................................................
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Demography .....................................................................................................
5
Labour force ......................................................................................................
6
Economy ...........................................................................................................
8
Industry ............................................................................................................
9
Important businesses .......................................................................................... 12
Transport .......................................................................................................... 18
Education .......................................................................................................... 19
Science and technology ....................................................................................... 22
Quality of life ..................................................................................................... 22
Environmnet ...................................................................................................... 24
Important contacts ............................................................................................. 26
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Why invest in the Olomouc Region
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strategic location in the centre of Moravia
an excellent road and railway network with possibility of air transport
good transport accessibility
tradition and wide range of industrial production
qualified, flexible and accessible labour force
lower salary expenses in comparison to the rest of the Czech Republic‘s regions
unemployment rate above the national average
rich historical and cultural tradition
support for innovative enterprises
good background for high-tech companies
The Olomouc Region in an overview
area
agricultural land
arable land
population
population density
median age
GDP per capita
average monthly earnings
unemployment rate
region capital
highest point
lowest point
neighbouring regions
state borders
cities
towns
townships
municipalities with municipal office
microregions
local action groups (LAG)
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5,267 km2
281,589 hectares
209,644 hectares
639,894 inhabitants
121.5 inhabitants per km2
40.1 years
226,617 CZK (8, 093 EUR)
17,087 CZK (610 EUR)
8.4 %
Olomouc
Praděd mountain (1,492 m above sea level)
river Morava water level (190 m above sea level)
Pardubice, South Moravia, Zlín, Moravia-Silesia, Opole Voivodship
Poland (104 km)
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strategic location in the centre of Moravia
an excellent road and railway network with possibility of air transport
good transport accessibility
tradition and wide range of industrial production
qualified, flexible and accessible labour force
lower salary expenses in comparison to the rest of the Czech Republic‘s regions
unemployment rate above the national average
rich historical and cultural tradition
support for innovative enterprises
good background for high-tech companies
area
agricultural land
arable land
population
population density
median age
GDP per capita
average monthly earnings
unemployment rate
region capital
highest point
lowest point
neighbouring regions
state borders
cities
towns
townships
municipalities with municipal office
microregions
local action groups (LAG)
2
5,267 km2
281,589 hectares
209,644 hectares
639,894 inhabitants
121.5 inhabitants per km2
40.1 years
226,617 CZK (8, 093 EUR)
17,087 CZK (610 EUR)
8.4 %
Olomouc
Praděd mountain (1,492 m above sea level)
river Morava water level (190 m above sea level)
Pardubice, South Moravia, Zlín, Moravia-Silesia, Opole Voivodship
Poland (104 km)
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Geography
G e o g r a p hy
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he area of the Olomouc Region is situated along
both side of the Morava river. The region consists of five districts - Jeseník, Olomouc, Prostějov,
Přerov and Šumperk.
Distance of the Olomouc Region capital
Demography
Together with the Zlín Region, it is considered a part
of the NUTS 2 greater region of Central Moravia.
The region‘s capital is the city of Olomouc (population of 100,168) located 275 km from the country‘s
capital, Prague.
D e m o g r a p hy
T
he Olomouc Region with its 639,894 inhabitants
is the sixth largest region of the Czech Republic in terms of population. Its population density
of 121.5 inhabitants per km2, also places it with the
regions with highest population density in the
country.
from:
km:
from:
km:
Berlin
597
Paris
1,438
Brussels
1,197
Rome
1,355
Budapest
360
Stockholm
1,572
London
1,417
Tokyo
9,050
Moscow
1,400
Warsaw
790
with districts of
New York
6,600
Vienna
200
It is however true that population density varies greatly between individual minor regions and microregions, compare e.g. the population density of
58.2 inhabitants per km2 of the Jeseník District, and
159.4 inhabitants per km2 of the Přerov District.
Population and population density in the individual districts of the Olomouc Region
as of December 31, 2006
Area in ha
Area in km2
Population
Population
density/km2
Number of
municipalities
Number of cadastral
areas
526,677
5,267
639,894
121.5
398
765
Jeseník
71,897
719
41,827
58.2
24
59
Olomouc
161,778
1,618
229,171
141.7
96
225
Prostějov
76,973
770
109,633
142.4
97
144
Přerov
84,475
845
134,668
159.4
104
154
Šumperk
131,554
1,316
124,595
94.7
77
183
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Olomouc
Prostějov
Přerov
Šumperk
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Geography
G e o g r a p hy
T
he area of the Olomouc Region is situated along
both side of the Morava river. The region consists of five districts - Jeseník, Olomouc, Prostějov,
Přerov and Šumperk.
Distance of the Olomouc Region capital
Demography
Together with the Zlín Region, it is considered a part
of the NUTS 2 greater region of Central Moravia.
The region‘s capital is the city of Olomouc (population of 100,168) located 275 km from the country‘s
capital, Prague.
D e m o g r a p hy
T
he Olomouc Region with its 639,894 inhabitants
is the sixth largest region of the Czech Republic in terms of population. Its population density
of 121.5 inhabitants per km2, also places it with the
regions with highest population density in the
country.
from:
km:
from:
km:
Berlin
597
Paris
1,438
Brussels
1,197
Rome
1,355
Budapest
360
Stockholm
1,572
London
1,417
Tokyo
9,050
Moscow
1,400
Warsaw
790
with districts of
New York
6,600
Vienna
200
It is however true that population density varies greatly between individual minor regions and microregions, compare e.g. the population density of
58.2 inhabitants per km2 of the Jeseník District, and
159.4 inhabitants per km2 of the Přerov District.
Population and population density in the individual districts of the Olomouc Region
as of December 31, 2006
Area in ha
Area in km2
Population
Population
density/km2
Number of
municipalities
Number of cadastral
areas
526,677
5,267
639,894
121.5
398
765
Jeseník
71,897
719
41,827
58.2
24
59
Olomouc
161,778
1,618
229,171
141.7
96
225
Prostějov
76,973
770
109,633
142.4
97
144
Přerov
84,475
845
134,668
159.4
104
154
Šumperk
131,554
1,316
124,595
94.7
77
183
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Olomouc
Prostějov
Přerov
Šumperk
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2006
39,395
40,770
39,591
36,180
31,187
Unemployment rate
The Olomouc Region
The majority of people have secondary education
degrees. The lowest number of people with university degrees can be found in the Jeseník District. The
Prostějov District has the highest number of skilled
workers.
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12.20
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12.48
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people. Median age in the Olomouc region is 40.1
years (with 40.2 years being the average value for
the Czech Republic according to the 2006 census).
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2003
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he Olomouc Region offers qualified, flexible and
accessible labour force to potential investors,
with good business environment and long tradition
of industrial production in the area. The total number of economically active persons is 324,278 (SLDB
2001). Age structure of the Olomouc Regions‘ population does not deviate from the Czech average. The
number of people of working age (15 – 59 years)
reaches 65.1 % of the population total, i.e. 416,500
2002
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Unemployment rate for the Olomouc Region in the years 2002 – 2006
(as of December 31 of the respective years)
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primary or no education
secondary education without a degree
secondary education with a degree
college or university degree
Unemployment
unemployed people are people with primary edu-
In the recent years, the Olomouc Region became
one of the regions with highest unemployment rates in the country. The employment offices in the
region agree on the fact that the largest portion of
cation without any special skills or training. The figures related to job openings also show that people aiming to work in the clerical jobs are at higher
risk of ending up unemployed.
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The most frequently realized re-qualifying courses
aimed at particular skill training, such as re-qualifying
in the region are motivational courses for the long-term unemployed and women returning from maternity leave. Among further courses are courses
courses for skilled workers, preparation for opening
one‘s own business, basic PC operation courses,
or internships.
Earnings in the Olomouc Region
Recently, the Olomouc Region became one of the
regions with lowest average gross earnings within
the country.
Development of average gross earnings in EUR
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
The Czech Republic (EUR)
566
604
644
678
722
The Olomouc Region (EUR)
477
512
552
572
610
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2006
39,395
40,770
39,591
36,180
31,187
Unemployment rate
The Olomouc Region
The majority of people have secondary education
degrees. The lowest number of people with university degrees can be found in the Jeseník District. The
Prostějov District has the highest number of skilled
workers.
1)
12.20
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12.48
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people. Median age in the Olomouc region is 40.1
years (with 40.2 years being the average value for
the Czech Republic according to the 2006 census).
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Total number of job applicants
2004
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Educational level of economically active
population
2003
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he Olomouc Region offers qualified, flexible and
accessible labour force to potential investors,
with good business environment and long tradition
of industrial production in the area. The total number of economically active persons is 324,278 (SLDB
2001). Age structure of the Olomouc Regions‘ population does not deviate from the Czech average. The
number of people of working age (15 – 59 years)
reaches 65.1 % of the population total, i.e. 416,500
2002
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Labour force
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Labour force
Unemployment rate for the Olomouc Region in the years 2002 – 2006
(as of December 31 of the respective years)
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primary or no education
secondary education without a degree
secondary education with a degree
college or university degree
Unemployment
unemployed people are people with primary edu-
In the recent years, the Olomouc Region became
one of the regions with highest unemployment rates in the country. The employment offices in the
region agree on the fact that the largest portion of
cation without any special skills or training. The figures related to job openings also show that people aiming to work in the clerical jobs are at higher
risk of ending up unemployed.
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The most frequently realized re-qualifying courses
aimed at particular skill training, such as re-qualifying
in the region are motivational courses for the long-term unemployed and women returning from maternity leave. Among further courses are courses
courses for skilled workers, preparation for opening
one‘s own business, basic PC operation courses,
or internships.
Earnings in the Olomouc Region
Recently, the Olomouc Region became one of the
regions with lowest average gross earnings within
the country.
Development of average gross earnings in EUR
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
The Czech Republic (EUR)
566
604
644
678
722
The Olomouc Region (EUR)
477
512
552
572
610
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achine building industry is the strongest industry sector in the region. Further strong
industries include chemical industry and textile
manufacturing, agriculture and forestry. Electrical and electronic engineering has been the most
rapidly growing industry in the past few years.
Textile manufacturing and clothing industry are,
together with machine building industry, among
the most prevalent industries of the region, in
particular in the Prostějov area and the mountain
regions where they are dominant industry sectors.
Food industry (building on the base provided by
the primary sector of agriculture) has a strong position chiefly in the area of Haná.
Chief industries of the region:
• machine building industry
• textile manufacturing and clothing industry
• electrical and electronic engineering
• food industry
Stratification of the industry sectors
The economy of the Haná area, sometimes referred
to as the „business triangle“ (Olomouc, Přerov, Prostějov), is more stable and diversified than economy
of the mountain regions (Šumperk, Jeseník) which
suffer from stronger impact of seasonal unemployment and possibilities of their further development
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wide range of specialized industry branches and
qualified labour force, which provides excellent
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background for further development of all kinds of
business activities. The region is prevalently industrial with highest unemployment rates in the fields
of industry and construction. Employment rate in
the services sector has an increasing tendency.
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achine building industry is the strongest industry sector in the region. Further strong
industries include chemical industry and textile
manufacturing, agriculture and forestry. Electrical and electronic engineering has been the most
rapidly growing industry in the past few years.
Textile manufacturing and clothing industry are,
together with machine building industry, among
the most prevalent industries of the region, in
particular in the Prostějov area and the mountain
regions where they are dominant industry sectors.
Food industry (building on the base provided by
the primary sector of agriculture) has a strong position chiefly in the area of Haná.
Chief industries of the region:
• machine building industry
• textile manufacturing and clothing industry
• electrical and electronic engineering
• food industry
Stratification of the industry sectors
The economy of the Haná area, sometimes referred
to as the „business triangle“ (Olomouc, Přerov, Prostějov), is more stable and diversified than economy
of the mountain regions (Šumperk, Jeseník) which
suffer from stronger impact of seasonal unemployment and possibilities of their further development
are limited by the existing
infrastructure, especially
Jeseník
when it comes to transport.
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GDP
The Olomouc Region‘s gross domestic product per
capita was 8,093 EUR (226,617 CZK) in 2005, placing the region 13th, i.e. second but the last, among
the Czech Republic‘s regions. The Czech Republic‘s
average GDP per capita is 10,365 EUR (290,232
CZK, excluding Prague would significantly decrease
the figure to 8,897 EUR, 249,112 CZK per capita, as
Prague differs greatly from the rest of the country‘s
regions with its 21,675 EUR, 606,925 CZK per capita
GDP). The region‘s percentual share on the country‘s GDP of 4.88% places it 8th among the Czech
Republic‘s regions.
Support of economic development

The Czech Republic in %
100,0
100,0
0,5
4,5
-
4,1
0,5
0,4
97,5
90,3
Food industry
8,9
8,8
Textile and clothing industry
10,6
4,8
Leatherworking industry
i.d.
0,5
Wood industry
1,6
1,6
Paper and fibre industry
4,0
3,2
-
0,3
Chemical and pharmaceutical industry
i.d.
3,3
Rubber and plastics industry
2,7
5,7
Other non-metal mineral processing industry
5,6
6,1
Metalworking and processing industry
12,7
12,9
Machine building industry
17,2
11,7
Electrical engineering and optics industry
22,5
14,2
Automotive industry and vehicle production
8,2
13,5
Other processing industries
1,1
3,8
2,0
5,1
Industry employees total
Mineral mining industries
Energy resources mining industry
Other mineral mining industry
Processing industries
Coke and nuclear fuel processing industry
Production and distribution of electricity, water and gas
Small and medium enterprises
Another phenomenon influencing economic climate of the region is the status and development of
small a medium enterprises. There are 13,540 small
companies (with 1–24 employees) operating in the
region, accounting for nearly 90% of all employers.
At the same time, there are 1,408 medium enterprises (25-249 employees) and 100 large businesses
(250 or more employees) in the region.
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Larger enterprises (25 or more employees) account
for only 10% of all employers, they nevertheless
employ three times the number of employees
employed by small companies.
Small companies (of up to 24 employees) together
with sole proprietors count 109,915 entrepreneurs
registered in 2007. Development of small companies, in particular in the services sector, compensated for the decreasing number of jobs in agribusiness.
Regional Agency for Development of Central
Moravia (Regionální agentura pro rozvoj střední
Moravy, RARSM) was founded by Central Moravia Municipalities Union (SOSM) and the municipal council of the city of Olomouc. The agency‘s mission statement is to solve local problems
and coordinate development and growth strategy of the region.

Microregions are unions of municipalities, founded in order to support development of the given area. Such unions enable the municipalities
to realize projects which would not be feasible
There are several institutions and organizations
aiming to support economic development and cooperation between the public and private sectors
in the region, each fulfilling its specific role. Among
them are:
Average registered number of industry sector employees in 2006 (natural persons)
employed by companies with 100 and more employees in the region
The Olomouc Region in %
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The Science and Technology Park of the Palacký
University in Olomouc (VTP UP), supports founding of technology-oriented businesses based
on results of the university‘s scientific research.
The Science and Technology Park consists of a
Centre for Technology Transfer, laboratories of
the Applied Research Centre and Business Incubator providing support for starting innovative businesses.
CzechInvest, the Olomouc Region branch works
with the municipal officials and administration
representatives to find new possibilities of business development in the region. It offers consultations concerning possibilities of support for
businesses by the EU structural funds programmes provided by Czechinvest. Czechinvest also
works with companies to help them realize investments in the region.
Central Moravia Municipalities Union (Sdružení
obcí střední Moravy, SOSM) is a voluntary
organization formed by municipalities prevalently located in the Olomouc region, although
there are some members from the areas of
Moravská Třebová, Rýmařov and south Moravia
as well. The Union provides chiefly coordinati
on and counselling services and strives to sup
port economic and cultural growth of towns
and villages of central Moravia. As of this writing there are 133 members in the Union.
for any one individual town or village, or projects of general importance. There are 36 microregions in the Olomouc Region. Individual municipalities can apply for membership in several
unions at the same time, which accounts for
overlapping between some of the microregions.
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Local action groups (LAG) are being founded
thanks to the LEADER method, based on local
partnership and unified development strategy.
LAGs are formed by Civil Service representatives, businessmen and representatives of local
charities. There are 20 LAGs in the Olomouc Region, two of which include members from the
neighbouring regions. Certain LAGs are directly
related to microregions, while others are completely independent of them.
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Chambers of commerce. There is a chamber of
commerce in each of the region‘s districts.
Apart from them, there is also Region Chamber
of Commerce. The chambers‘ chief mission is
to help promote trade and enterprise and sup
port small to mid-sized businesses in the area.
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GDP
The Olomouc Region‘s gross domestic product per
capita was 8,093 EUR (226,617 CZK) in 2005, placing the region 13th, i.e. second but the last, among
the Czech Republic‘s regions. The Czech Republic‘s
average GDP per capita is 10,365 EUR (290,232
CZK, excluding Prague would significantly decrease
the figure to 8,897 EUR, 249,112 CZK per capita, as
Prague differs greatly from the rest of the country‘s
regions with its 21,675 EUR, 606,925 CZK per capita
GDP). The region‘s percentual share on the country‘s GDP of 4.88% places it 8th among the Czech
Republic‘s regions.
Support of economic development

The Czech Republic in %
100,0
100,0
0,5
4,5
-
4,1
0,5
0,4
97,5
90,3
Food industry
8,9
8,8
Textile and clothing industry
10,6
4,8
Leatherworking industry
i.d.
0,5
Wood industry
1,6
1,6
Paper and fibre industry
4,0
3,2
-
0,3
Chemical and pharmaceutical industry
i.d.
3,3
Rubber and plastics industry
2,7
5,7
Other non-metal mineral processing industry
5,6
6,1
Metalworking and processing industry
12,7
12,9
Machine building industry
17,2
11,7
Electrical engineering and optics industry
22,5
14,2
Automotive industry and vehicle production
8,2
13,5
Other processing industries
1,1
3,8
2,0
5,1
Industry employees total
Mineral mining industries
Energy resources mining industry
Other mineral mining industry
Processing industries
Coke and nuclear fuel processing industry
Production and distribution of electricity, water and gas
Small and medium enterprises
Another phenomenon influencing economic climate of the region is the status and development of
small a medium enterprises. There are 13,540 small
companies (with 1–24 employees) operating in the
region, accounting for nearly 90% of all employers.
At the same time, there are 1,408 medium enterprises (25-249 employees) and 100 large businesses
(250 or more employees) in the region.
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Larger enterprises (25 or more employees) account
for only 10% of all employers, they nevertheless
employ three times the number of employees
employed by small companies.
Small companies (of up to 24 employees) together
with sole proprietors count 109,915 entrepreneurs
registered in 2007. Development of small companies, in particular in the services sector, compensated for the decreasing number of jobs in agribusiness.
Moravia (Regionální agentura pro rozvoj střední
Moravy, RARSM) was founded by Central Moravia Municipalities Union (SOSM) and the municipal council of the city of Olomouc. The agency‘s mission statement is to solve local problems
and coordinate development and growth strategy of the region.

Microregions are unions of municipalities, founded in order to support development of the given area. Such unions enable the municipalities
to realize projects which would not be feasible
There are several institutions and organizations
aiming to support economic development and cooperation between the public and private sectors
in the region, each fulfilling its specific role. Among
them are:
Average registered number of industry sector employees in 2006 (natural persons)
employed by companies with 100 and more employees in the region
The Olomouc Region in %
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The Science and Technology Park of the Palacký
University in Olomouc (VTP UP), supports founding of technology-oriented businesses based
on results of the university‘s scientific research.
The Science and Technology Park consists of a
Centre for Technology Transfer, laboratories of
the Applied Research Centre and Business Incubator providing support for starting innovative businesses.
CzechInvest, the Olomouc Region branch works
with the municipal officials and administration
representatives to find new possibilities of business development in the region. It offers consultations concerning possibilities of support for
businesses by the EU structural funds programmes provided by Czechinvest. Czechinvest also
works with companies to help them realize investments in the region.
Central Moravia Municipalities Union (Sdružení
obcí střední Moravy, SOSM) is a voluntary
organization formed by municipalities prevalently located in the Olomouc region, although
there are some members from the areas of
Moravská Třebová, Rýmařov and south Moravia
as well. The Union provides chiefly coordinati
on and counselling services and strives to sup
port economic and cultural growth of towns
and villages of central Moravia. As of this writing there are 133 members in the Union.
for any one individual town or village, or projects of general importance. There are 36 microregions in the Olomouc Region. Individual municipalities can apply for membership in several
unions at the same time, which accounts for
overlapping between some of the microregions.

Local action groups (LAG) are being founded
thanks to the LEADER method, based on local
partnership and unified development strategy.
LAGs are formed by Civil Service representatives, businessmen and representatives of local
charities. There are 20 LAGs in the Olomouc Region, two of which include members from the
neighbouring regions. Certain LAGs are directly
related to microregions, while others are completely independent of them.

Chambers of commerce. There is a chamber of
commerce in each of the region‘s districts.
Apart from them, there is also Region Chamber
of Commerce. The chambers‘ chief mission is
to help promote trade and enterprise and sup
port small to mid-sized businesses in the area.
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
Chamber of Agriculture of the Czech Republic
was established by the Chamber of Agriculture
Act and resides in Olomouc. Branches of the
Chamber of Agriculture can be found in all individual districts of the region. Their aim is to support business activities in the fields of agriculture, food industry and forestry, to promote and
protect the interests of their members.
 Clusters are mutually beneficial partnerships of
small and mid-sized businesses from the same
region, universities and local institutions, with
various benefits for all members. There are currently three clusters operating in the region:
Czech Trailer and Accessories Cluster (CTAC),
Czech Nanotechnology Cluster and Information
Technology Cluster Olomouc (ITEKO). A fourth
cluster, which is to associate textile and clothing
companies from the Moravia-Silesia Region,
Olomouc Region and South Moravia Region,
has not been established as yet.
Important businesses
An overview of important manufacturing businesses - companies with more than 200 employees,
as of 2nd quarter 2007
Olomouc area
Company
City
Employee
category
AŽD Praha s.r.o.,
manufacturing plant
Olomouc
Olomouc
200 - 249
AŽD Praha s.r.o.,
manufacturing plant
Olomouc
Olomouc
CAT - GATO, s.r.o.
Lutín
FARMAK, a.s.
Olomouc
200 - 249
Production
Industry sector
production, assembly and service of
electrical and electronic
communication, security and informati- engineering
on technologies for transport industry
assembly of communication
and security devices for Czech Railways
and other industry sectors
engineering
200 - 249
production of pet supplies
and accessories
processing industry
250 - 499
production of pharmaceutical
substances, production of basics for
drugs, medicaments, detergents and
disinfectants
pharmaceutical industry
FOUNDEIK, s.r.o.
Hlubočky
250 - 499
foundry
machine building industry
GEMO Olomouc,
spol. s r.o.
Olomouc
250 - 499
buildings and civil engineering works
construction
building and construction
industry
GRANITOL, a.s.
Moravský
Beroun
250 - 499
production and processing of plastics
- plastic covers
plastics industry
Holinka Stanislav a.s.
Hněvotín
250 - 499
bread and pastry production
food industry
HTM Sport
Litovel
250 - 499
sport accessories production
(Head brand)
processing industry
Invensys Appliance
Controls s.r.o.
Šternberk
250 - 499
manufacturing, installation and service
of electric machines and devices
engineering
IRCR Manufakturing, s.r.o.
Uničov
200 - 249
manufacturing of machines
and devices for general use,
pump and compressor production
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JOHN CRANE SIGMA a.s.
Lutín
250 - 499
sealing system production
KIMBERLY - CLARK, a.s.
Litovel
200 - 249
production of sanitary accessories and
toilet rolls
paper industry
Miele technika s.r.o.
Uničov
500 - 999
household appliance production
(washing machines)
engineering
M.L.S. Holice, s.r.o.
(Leroy Somer)
Olomouc
MORA AEROSPACE, a.s.
- Honeywell
Hlubočky-Mar.Ú.
500 - 999
manufacturing of heatproof
components for aircraft engines and
titanium components
MORA MORAVIA, s. r. o.
Hlubočky-Mar.Ú.
500 - 999
production of non-electrical household machine building industry
appliances, especially stoves
Moravské železárny, a.s.
Olomouc
250 - 499
manufacturing of cast-iron pipes,
castings, fittings, forgings
Nestlé Česko s.r.o.,
závod Zora
Olomouc
500 - 999
chocolate and chocolate-based sweets
production
food industry
OLMA, a.s.
Olomouc
250 - 499
dairy products
food industry
PANAV, a. s.
Senice
na Hané
250 - 499
manufacturing and service of trailers
and semi-trailers for motor vehicles
automotive industry
PAPCEL, a.s.
Litovel
250 - 499
manufacturing and assembly of paper
industry devices
PENAM, a.s.,
pekárna Olomouc
Olomouc
200 - 249
food industry
Pivovar Litovel, a.s.
Litovel
200 - 249
beer production
food industry
Presbeton Nova, s.r.o.
Olomouc
200 - 249
concrete construction parts
and paving production
industry
Senior automotive Czech
s.r.o.
Olomouc
200 - 249
production of aluminium and steel
pipes and other components for
automotive industry
SETUZA a.s.,
závod Olomouc
Olomouc
250 - 499
production of unrefined and refined
oil,methyl esters, technical bio-oil
processing industry
SEV Litovel, s.r.o.
Litovel
200 - 249
gramophone and car accessories
production
engineering
SKANSKA DS a.s.
Olomouc
500 - 999
motorway, road, bridge, railway and en- building and construction
vironment-friendly landfill construction industry
SIGMA GROUP a. s.
Lutín
1000 - 1999 production and service of electrical
machines and devices, manufacturing
of electric motors and synchronous
alternators
engineering
250 - 499
pump manufacturing
automotive industry
Timken Česká republika s.r.o. Olomouc
250 - 499
bearing production
UNEX a.s.
Uničov
500 - 999
construction and mining machinery
UNEX Slévárna
Uničov
250 - 499
foundry, metalworking, smithing
VCES a.s.
Olomouc
200 - 249
construction
industry
VOP-026 Šternberk s.p.
Šternberk
250 - 499
arms and ammunition production,
disposal of military devices
WANZL spol. s r.o.
Hněvotín
200-249
trolley and other shop accessories
production
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was established by the Chamber of Agriculture
Act and resides in Olomouc. Branches of the
Chamber of Agriculture can be found in all individual districts of the region. Their aim is to support business activities in the fields of agriculture, food industry and forestry, to promote and
protect the interests of their members.
 Clusters are mutually beneficial partnerships of
small and mid-sized businesses from the same
region, universities and local institutions, with
various benefits for all members. There are currently three clusters operating in the region:
Czech Trailer and Accessories Cluster (CTAC),
Czech Nanotechnology Cluster and Information
Technology Cluster Olomouc (ITEKO). A fourth
cluster, which is to associate textile and clothing
companies from the Moravia-Silesia Region,
Olomouc Region and South Moravia Region,
has not been established as yet.
An overview of important manufacturing businesses - companies with more than 200 employees,
as of 2nd quarter 2007
Olomouc area
Company
City
Employee
category
AŽD Praha s.r.o.,
manufacturing plant
Olomouc
Olomouc
200 - 249
AŽD Praha s.r.o.,
manufacturing plant
Olomouc
Olomouc
CAT - GATO, s.r.o.
Lutín
FARMAK, a.s.
Olomouc
200 - 249
Production
Industry sector
communication, security and informati- engineering
on technologies for transport industry
assembly of communication
and security devices for Czech Railways
and other industry sectors
engineering
200 - 249
production of pet supplies
and accessories
processing industry
250 - 499
production of pharmaceutical
substances, production of basics for
drugs, medicaments, detergents and
disinfectants
pharmaceutical industry
FOUNDEIK, s.r.o.
Hlubočky
250 - 499
foundry
GEMO Olomouc,
spol. s r.o.
Olomouc
250 - 499
construction
industry
GRANITOL, a.s.
Moravský
Beroun
250 - 499
production and processing of plastics
- plastic covers
plastics industry
Holinka Stanislav a.s.
Hněvotín
250 - 499
food industry
HTM Sport
Litovel
250 - 499
sport accessories production
(Head brand)
processing industry
Invensys Appliance
Controls s.r.o.
Šternberk
250 - 499
manufacturing, installation and service
of electric machines and devices
engineering
IRCR Manufakturing, s.r.o.
Uničov
200 - 249
manufacturing of machines
and devices for general use,
pump and compressor production
12
JOHN CRANE SIGMA a.s.
Lutín
250 - 499
sealing system production
KIMBERLY - CLARK, a.s.
Litovel
200 - 249
production of sanitary accessories and
toilet rolls
paper industry
Miele technika s.r.o.
Uničov
500 - 999
household appliance production
(washing machines)
engineering
M.L.S. Holice, s.r.o.
(Leroy Somer)
Olomouc
MORA AEROSPACE, a.s.
- Honeywell
Hlubočky-Mar.Ú.
500 - 999
manufacturing of heatproof
components for aircraft engines and
titanium components
MORA MORAVIA, s. r. o.
Hlubočky-Mar.Ú.
500 - 999
production of non-electrical household machine building industry
appliances, especially stoves
Moravské železárny, a.s.
Olomouc
250 - 499
manufacturing of cast-iron pipes,
castings, fittings, forgings
Nestlé Česko s.r.o.,
závod Zora
Olomouc
500 - 999
chocolate and chocolate-based sweets
production
food industry
OLMA, a.s.
Olomouc
250 - 499
dairy products
food industry
PANAV, a. s.
Senice
na Hané
250 - 499
manufacturing and service of trailers
and semi-trailers for motor vehicles
automotive industry
PAPCEL, a.s.
Litovel
250 - 499
manufacturing and assembly of paper
industry devices
PENAM, a.s.,
pekárna Olomouc
Olomouc
200 - 249
food industry
Pivovar Litovel, a.s.
Litovel
200 - 249
beer production
food industry
Presbeton Nova, s.r.o.
Olomouc
200 - 249
concrete construction parts
and paving production
industry
Senior automotive Czech
s.r.o.
Olomouc
200 - 249
production of aluminium and steel
pipes and other components for
automotive industry
SETUZA a.s.,
závod Olomouc
Olomouc
250 - 499
production of unrefined and refined
oil,methyl esters, technical bio-oil
processing industry
SEV Litovel, s.r.o.
Litovel
200 - 249
gramophone and car accessories
production
engineering
SKANSKA DS a.s.
Olomouc
500 - 999
motorway, road, bridge, railway and en- building and construction
vironment-friendly landfill construction industry
SIGMA GROUP a. s.
Lutín
1000 - 1999 production and service of electrical
machines and devices, manufacturing
of electric motors and synchronous
alternators
engineering
250 - 499
pump manufacturing
automotive industry
Timken Česká republika s.r.o. Olomouc
250 - 499
bearing production
UNEX a.s.
Uničov
500 - 999
UNEX Slévárna
Uničov
250 - 499
foundry, metalworking, smithing
VCES a.s.
Olomouc
200 - 249
construction
industry
VOP-026 Šternberk s.p.
Šternberk
250 - 499
arms and ammunition production,
disposal of military devices
WANZL spol. s r.o.
Hněvotín
200-249
trolley and other shop accessories
production
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Prostějov area
Přerov area
Company
City
Employee
category
Agrop Nova, a.s.
Ptení
„AMF Reece CR, a.s.„
Prostějov
Production
Industry sector
Company
City
200 - 249
ply and veneer production, wood
products
wood industry
200 - 249
production of machinery for textile,
clothing and leather processing
industry
Lindab-Astron s.r.o.
Přerov
(formerly known as Astron
Buildings s.r.o.)
Gambro-Meopta, s. r. o.
Employee
category
Production
Industry sector
250 - 499
steel framework systems for buildings,
halls
metalworking industry
Přerov
250 - 499
sanitary and surgical accessories
production
medical devices
KAZETO, spol. s r. o.
Přerov
500 - 999
corrugated paper and cardboard
production - cardboard accessories
for office and home,
cardboard suitcases
paper industry
Multidisplay s.r.o
(formerly known as
L.G. Philips Displays)
Hranice
500 - 999
television screen production
engineering
Meopta - optika, s.r.o.
Přerov
Montáže Přerov a.s.
Přerov
200 - 249
production of steel frameworks,
device components, construction,
reconstruction
and restoration of complete plants
metalworking,
building
and construction industry
Pivovar ZUBR a.s.
Přerov
200 - 249
beer production
food industry
PRECHEZA, a. s.
Přerov
500 - 999
colour and pigment
production
chemical industry
PSP Engineering, a. s.
Přerov
500 - 999
production, supplies
and assembly of complete plants
CZ Eika, s.r.o.
Prostějov
251 - 499
production of electrical devices
and household appliances
engineering
DT mostárna, a.s.
Prostějov
250-499
metal bridge and bridge construction
component production
GALA, a.s.
Prostějov
250 - 499
luggage and saddlery products
processing industry
Hanácké železárny
a pérovny, a.s
Prostějov
200 - 249
connection accessories,
chain and spring production
Helar, s.r.o.
Prostějov
250 - 499
end consumption plastics products
- helmet production
plastics industry
Javořice, a.s.
Ptení
250 - 499
sawmill lumber processing and wood
impregnation
wood industry
MAKOVEC v.o.s.
Prostějov
250 - 499
meat production and processing
food industry
MICOS, s. r. o.
Prostějov
200 - 249
wiring systems
engineering
MUBEA - HZP s.r.o.
Prostějov
250 - 499
motor vehicle component
and accessories production
Oděvní podnik, a.s.
Prostějov
PRECIOSA , a.s.
Brodek
u Konice
200 - 249
machine and device production
PSP Slévárna, a. s.
Přerov
250 - 499
metal casting
PRIMA Group, a.s.
Nezamyslice
200 - 249
food industry
Sigma pumpy Hranice,
s. r. o.
Hranice
250 - 499
Slévárna ANAH
Prostějov, s.r.o.
Prostějov
200 - 249
steel casting
pump and compressor production;
manufacturing of mechanically
propelled machinery
SSI Schäfer, s. r. o.
Hranice
500 - 999
Prostějov
250 - 499
textile weaving
textile manufacturing
and clothing industry
production of metal framework
and components,
storage facility equipment
Toray Textiles Central
Europe s.r.o.
14
2000 a více ready-made clothing production
textile manufacturing and
clothing industry
2000 a více optical and photographic device
production
optics
15
Prostějov area
Přerov area
Company
City
Employee
category
Agrop Nova, a.s.
Ptení
„AMF Reece CR, a.s.„
Prostějov
Production
Industry sector
Company
City
200 - 249
ply and veneer production, wood
products
wood industry
200 - 249
production of machinery for textile,
clothing and leather processing
industry
Lindab-Astron s.r.o.
Přerov
(formerly known as Astron
Buildings s.r.o.)
Gambro-Meopta, s. r. o.
Employee
category
Production
Industry sector
250 - 499
steel framework systems for buildings,
halls
Přerov
250 - 499
sanitary and surgical accessories
production
medical devices
KAZETO, spol. s r. o.
Přerov
500 - 999
corrugated paper and cardboard
production - cardboard accessories
for office and home,
cardboard suitcases
paper industry
Multidisplay s.r.o
(formerly known as
L.G. Philips Displays)
Hranice
500 - 999
television screen production
engineering
Meopta - optika, s.r.o.
Přerov
Montáže Přerov a.s.
Přerov
200 - 249
production of steel frameworks,
device components, construction,
reconstruction
and restoration of complete plants
metalworking,
building
and construction industry
Pivovar ZUBR a.s.
Přerov
200 - 249
beer production
food industry
PRECHEZA, a. s.
Přerov
500 - 999
colour and pigment
production
chemical industry
PSP Engineering, a. s.
Přerov
500 - 999
production, supplies
and assembly of complete plants
CZ Eika, s.r.o.
Prostějov
251 - 499
production of electrical devices
and household appliances
engineering
DT mostárna, a.s.
Prostějov
250-499
metal bridge and bridge construction
component production
GALA, a.s.
Prostějov
250 - 499
luggage and saddlery products
processing industry
Hanácké železárny
a pérovny, a.s
Prostějov
200 - 249
connection accessories,
chain and spring production
Helar, s.r.o.
Prostějov
250 - 499
end consumption plastics products
- helmet production
plastics industry
Javořice, a.s.
Ptení
250 - 499
sawmill lumber processing and wood
impregnation
wood industry
MAKOVEC v.o.s.
Prostějov
250 - 499
food industry
MICOS, s. r. o.
Prostějov
200 - 249
wiring systems
engineering
MUBEA - HZP s.r.o.
Prostějov
250 - 499
motor vehicle component
and accessories production
Prostějov
PRECIOSA , a.s.
Brodek
u Konice
200 - 249
machine and device production
PSP Slévárna, a. s.
Přerov
250 - 499
metal casting
PRIMA Group, a.s.
Nezamyslice
200 - 249
food industry
Sigma pumpy Hranice,
s. r. o.
Hranice
250 - 499
Slévárna ANAH
Prostějov, s.r.o.
Prostějov
200 - 249
steel casting
pump and compressor production;
manufacturing of mechanically
propelled machinery
SSI Schäfer, s. r. o.
Hranice
500 - 999
Prostějov
250 - 499
textile weaving
production of metal framework
and components,
storage facility equipment
Toray Textiles Central
Europe s.r.o.
14
2000 a více ready-made clothing production
textile manufacturing and
clothing industry
2000 a více optical and photographic device
production
optics
15
Šumperk area
Jesenik area
Company
City
Employee
category
CeramTec
Czech Republic,s.r.o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
Ekozis, s. r. o.
Zábřeh
EPCOS s.r.o. součást společnosti
SIEMENS Matsushita
Šumperk
FORTEX - AGS, a.s.
Šumperk
250 - 499
buildings
and civil engineering works
construction
industry
HELLA AUTOTECHNIK
NOVA, s. r. o.
Mohelnice
500 - 999
production of electrical
accessories for
automotive industry
engineering
Klein & Blažek, s. r. o.
Štíty
500 - 999
production of components
and accessories
for motor vehicles
MEP Postřelmov, a. s.
Postřelmov
500 - 999
Slovácké strojírny a.s.
Zábřeh
200 - 249
250 - 499
Production
Industry sector
Company
City
Employee
category
Production
Industry sector
production
and development
of technical ceramics
ceramic industry
CE WOOD, a.s.
Jeseník
200 - 249
timber harvesting
forestry
Česko - slezská výrobní,
a.s.
Zlaté Hory
250 - 449
metal framework and component
production
construction
industry
Moravolesk, a.s.
Lipová
- lázně
250 - 499
production and processing
of domestic glass
glass industry
engineering
Jeseník
250 - 499
clothing production
Omya CZ, s.r.o.
Vápenná
100 - 199
marble production and processing
mineral mining industry,
industry
Plastcon product s.r.o.
Mikulovice
150 - 199
production of rubber and plastics
products
plastics industry
Řetězárna, a. s.
Česká Ves
250 - 499
production of wire, screw, nail, chain
and spring goods
automotive industry
Slezský kámen, a. s.
Jeseník
200 - 249
stone mining and processing for
industry
production
of electrical distribution
and switching devices
engineering
STOMIX spol. s r.o.
Žulová
100 - 199
development, production and
application of construction materials
industry
production
of metallurgy-oriented machinery,
distributors, switch-boards
Vítkovice Hard, a.s.
Jeseník
250 - 499
steel frameworks, housing and sanitary
containers, other metal products
WAREX spol. s r.o.
Supíkovice
150 - 199
metal constructions and products
1000 - 1999 magnetic components
for electrical appliances
(washing machines, etc.)
Olšanské papírny, a.s.
Lukavice
500 - 999
fibre, paper and cardboard production
paper industry
OP papírna, s.r.o.
Olšany
250 - 499
paper and cardboard production
paper industry
Pars nova, a. s.
Šumperk
500 - 999
production,
maintenance and service
of railway vehicles
automotive industry
Pramet Tools, s. r. o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
production, development
and sales of instruments
made from sintered carbide
Siemens Elektromotory
s.r. o.
Mohelnice
SULKO s.r.o.
Zábřeh
250 - 999
plastic door
and window production
building
and construction industry,
processing industry
SUMTEX CZ, s. r. o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
production of other types
of clothing
and clothing accessories
ÚSOVSKO, a. s.
Klopina
250 - 499
flour-milling products
food industry
Velosteel trading, a.s.
Loučná
n/Desnou
200 - 249
bicycle production
processing industry
ZKL Hanušovice a.s.
Hanušovice
250 - 499
pipe programme for automotive
industry
16
1000 a více production of electric motors,
generators and transformers
(castings, motors)
*certain companies in the Jeseník area have lower number of employee
engineering
17
Šumperk area
Jesenik area
Company
City
Employee
category
CeramTec
Czech Republic,s.r.o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
Ekozis, s. r. o.
Zábřeh
EPCOS s.r.o. součást společnosti
SIEMENS Matsushita
Šumperk
FORTEX - AGS, a.s.
Šumperk
250 - 499
buildings
and civil engineering works
construction
industry
HELLA AUTOTECHNIK
NOVA, s. r. o.
Mohelnice
500 - 999
production of electrical
accessories for
automotive industry
engineering
Klein & Blažek, s. r. o.
Štíty
500 - 999
production of components
and accessories
for motor vehicles
MEP Postřelmov, a. s.
Postřelmov
500 - 999
Slovácké strojírny a.s.
Zábřeh
200 - 249
250 - 499
Production
Industry sector
Company
City
Employee
category
Production
Industry sector
production
and development
of technical ceramics
ceramic industry
CE WOOD, a.s.
Jeseník
200 - 249
timber harvesting
forestry
Česko - slezská výrobní,
a.s.
Zlaté Hory
250 - 449
metal framework and component
production
construction
industry
Moravolesk, a.s.
Lipová
- lázně
250 - 499
production and processing
of domestic glass
glass industry
engineering
Jeseník
250 - 499
clothing production
Omya CZ, s.r.o.
Vápenná
100 - 199
marble production and processing
industry
Plastcon product s.r.o.
Mikulovice
150 - 199
production of rubber and plastics
products
plastics industry
Řetězárna, a. s.
Česká Ves
250 - 499
production of wire, screw, nail, chain
and spring goods
automotive industry
Slezský kámen, a. s.
Jeseník
200 - 249
stone mining and processing for
industry
production
of electrical distribution
and switching devices
engineering
STOMIX spol. s r.o.
Žulová
100 - 199
development, production and
application of construction materials
industry
production
of metallurgy-oriented machinery,
distributors, switch-boards
Vítkovice Hard, a.s.
Jeseník
250 - 499
steel frameworks, housing and sanitary
containers, other metal products
WAREX spol. s r.o.
Supíkovice
150 - 199
metal constructions and products
1000 - 1999 magnetic components
for electrical appliances
(washing machines, etc.)
Olšanské papírny, a.s.
Lukavice
500 - 999
fibre, paper and cardboard production
paper industry
OP papírna, s.r.o.
Olšany
250 - 499
paper and cardboard production
paper industry
Pars nova, a. s.
Šumperk
500 - 999
production,
maintenance and service
of railway vehicles
automotive industry
Pramet Tools, s. r. o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
production, development
and sales of instruments
made from sintered carbide
Siemens Elektromotory
s.r. o.
Mohelnice
SULKO s.r.o.
Zábřeh
250 - 999
plastic door
and window production
building
and construction industry,
processing industry
SUMTEX CZ, s. r. o.
Šumperk
250 - 499
production of other types
of clothing
and clothing accessories
ÚSOVSKO, a. s.
Klopina
250 - 499
flour-milling products
food industry
Velosteel trading, a.s.
Loučná
n/Desnou
200 - 249
bicycle production
processing industry
ZKL Hanušovice a.s.
Hanušovice
250 - 499
pipe programme for automotive
industry
16
1000 a více production of electric motors,
generators and transformers
(castings, motors)
*certain companies in the Jeseník area have lower number of employee
engineering
17
Transport
Tr a n s p o r t
A
ny development of business activities is strongly influenced by transport accessibility. The
Olomouc Region has a well built road network
which is being improved continuously. While the
railways are distributed in the region‘s area rather
evenly, the motorways and carriageways are concentrated mostly in the southern central part of
the region.
Road and railway network
Density
in the OR
(km/km2)
Density
in the CR
(km/km2)
motorways and
carriageways
0.013
0.01
other roads
0.655
0.688
railways
0.113
0.12
Roads
In October 2005, the first section of a motorway was
opened in the Olomouc Region, namely a part of
the D1 motorway between Vyškov and Mořice, 6.1
km long. Further sections of the D1 motorway are
being built, with the motorway expected to eventually connect to the D47 motorway near the town
of Lipník nad Bečvou.
The most important roads crossing the Olomouc
Region area
D1
Vyškov–Brno
R 46
Olomouc–Vyškov
To improve the transport accessibility of the northern part of the region, the Olomouc Region officials promote reconstruction and building of new
parts of the 1st class road between Mohelnice
– Šumperk – Jeseník – Mikulovice, which will in turn
improve the overall transport accessibility in the
whole region.
Airports
There are a total of seven local airports in the region:
Přerov, Hranice, Prostějov, Olomouc, Bohuňovice,
Šumperk, Jeseník–Mikulovice. While the Olomouc
airport has the official status of a public international airport, it is however not used for regular public
air transport.
Closest airports with regular flights (distance from
the centre of the region – the city of Olomouc)
Brno–Tuřany
75 km
Ostrava–Mošnov
80 km
Praha–Ruzyně – via Brno
310 km
Railways
There is an important railway junction near the
city of Přerov where two high-speed international
railway corridors meet, with plans for construction
of Central Moravia public logistics centre and combined transport terminal.
The most important railway lines crossing
the Olomouc Region
270
(Praha) Česká Třebová–Olomouc–Přerov
(Bohumín)
290
Olomouc–Šumperk
301
Olomouc–Nezamyslice–Brno
310
Olomouc–Krnov–Opava
330
Přerov–Břeclav
The high speed railway corridor on the line 270
between Česká Třebová and Přerov is still being
built in the parts between Přerov – Olomouc, Červenka – Zábřeh – Krasíkov, a junction is under construction in Zábřeh na Moravě.
Education
Education
T
here is a stable network of primary schools,
bilingual sections: English, French and Spanish.
grammar schools, vocational school and apprentice schools with a wide range of specializations in the Olomouc Region. The number of student
taking educational courses ending with a secondary education degree is expected to rise to nearly
75% by the year 2010.
Local colleges are based on the tradition of post-secondary degree education, which is why most
of them operate in partial coexistence with secondary vocational schools. The colleges offer further
education in electrical engineering and electronics and other industry-oriented specializations,
with health care, social care and economics study
programmes recently opened in the districts of
Olomouc, Přerov and Šumperk.
Secondary education institutions
There are a total of 95 secondary schools in
Olomouc. Three of the grammar schools also have
An overview of secondary schools in the school year 2006/2007
Grammar schools
Vocational schools
Secondary
apprentice schools
Apprentice and
Practical schools
Collages
Olomouc
8
11
14
9
4
Přerov
5
12
7
4
1
Prostějov
4
8
6
3
0
Šumperk
2
10
6
3
2
Jeseník
1
3
3
2
0
Total
20
44
36
21
7
(connects to D1 Vyškov–Brno–Praha)
R 35
Mohelnice–Olomouc–Lipník nad Bečvou
I/55
Olomouc–Přerov–Hulín
18
19
Transport
Tr a n s p o r t
A
ny development of business activities is strongly influenced by transport accessibility. The
Olomouc Region has a well built road network
which is being improved continuously. While the
railways are distributed in the region‘s area rather
evenly, the motorways and carriageways are concentrated mostly in the southern central part of
the region.
Road and railway network
Density
in the OR
(km/km2)
Density
in the CR
(km/km2)
motorways and
carriageways
0.013
0.01
other roads
0.655
0.688
railways
0.113
0.12
Roads
In October 2005, the first section of a motorway was
opened in the Olomouc Region, namely a part of
the D1 motorway between Vyškov and Mořice, 6.1
km long. Further sections of the D1 motorway are
being built, with the motorway expected to eventually connect to the D47 motorway near the town
of Lipník nad Bečvou.
The most important roads crossing the Olomouc
Region area
D1
Vyškov–Brno
R 46
Olomouc–Vyškov
To improve the transport accessibility of the northern part of the region, the Olomouc Region officials promote reconstruction and building of new
parts of the 1st class road between Mohelnice
– Šumperk – Jeseník – Mikulovice, which will in turn
improve the overall transport accessibility in the
whole region.
Airports
There are a total of seven local airports in the region:
Přerov, Hranice, Prostějov, Olomouc, Bohuňovice,
Šumperk, Jeseník–Mikulovice. While the Olomouc
airport has the official status of a public international airport, it is however not used for regular public
air transport.
Closest airports with regular flights (distance from
the centre of the region – the city of Olomouc)
Brno–Tuřany
75 km
Ostrava–Mošnov
80 km
Praha–Ruzyně – via Brno
310 km
Railways
There is an important railway junction near the
city of Přerov where two high-speed international
railway corridors meet, with plans for construction
of Central Moravia public logistics centre and combined transport terminal.
The most important railway lines crossing
the Olomouc Region
270
(Praha) Česká Třebová–Olomouc–Přerov
(Bohumín)
290
Olomouc–Šumperk
301
Olomouc–Nezamyslice–Brno
310
Olomouc–Krnov–Opava
330
Přerov–Břeclav
The high speed railway corridor on the line 270
between Česká Třebová and Přerov is still being
built in the parts between Přerov – Olomouc, Červenka – Zábřeh – Krasíkov, a junction is under construction in Zábřeh na Moravě.
Education
Education
T
here is a stable network of primary schools,
bilingual sections: English, French and Spanish.
grammar schools, vocational school and apprentice schools with a wide range of specializations in the Olomouc Region. The number of student
taking educational courses ending with a secondary education degree is expected to rise to nearly
75% by the year 2010.
Local colleges are based on the tradition of post-secondary degree education, which is why most
of them operate in partial coexistence with secondary vocational schools. The colleges offer further
education in electrical engineering and electronics and other industry-oriented specializations,
with health care, social care and economics study
programmes recently opened in the districts of
Olomouc, Přerov and Šumperk.
Secondary education institutions
There are a total of 95 secondary schools in
Olomouc. Three of the grammar schools also have
An overview of secondary schools in the school year 2006/2007
Grammar schools
Vocational schools
Secondary
apprentice schools
Apprentice and
Practical schools
Collages
Olomouc
8
11
14
9
4
Přerov
5
12
7
4
1
Prostějov
4
8
6
3
0
Šumperk
2
10
6
3
2
Jeseník
1
3
3
2
0
Total
20
44
36
21
7
(connects to D1 Vyškov–Brno–Praha)
R 35
Mohelnice–Olomouc–Lipník nad Bečvou
I/55
Olomouc–Přerov–Hulín
18
19
Universities
Secondary school students in the school year 2006/2007
Region
Jeseník
Olomouc
Prostějov
Přerov
Šumperk
The Olomouc
Region
total
20
Type of school
Total number of
students as of
September 30,
2006
Grammar schools
of which
The highest educational level institutions are represented by the Palacký University in Olomouc. There
are about 20,000 students studying at the Olomouc
University. The Palacký University offers education
in seven faculties, namely the Faculty of Medicine
and Dentistry, Philosophical Faculty, Faculty of Law,
St. Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology, Faculty
of Science, Faculty of Education and Faculty of Physical Culture.
full-time students
types of other
education
592
592
0
Vocational schools
676
655
21
Secondary apprentice schools
730
683
47
Apprentice schools
163
163
0
Practical schools
28
28
0
Total
2,189
2,121
68
Grammar schools
4,481
4,481
0
Vocational schools
3,709
3,451
258
5,349
4,986
363
Apprentice schools
284
284
0
Practical schools
26
26
0
Total
13,849
13,228
621
Grammar schools
1,466
1,466
0
Vocational schools
1,761
1,672
89
1,612
1,598
14
Apprentice schools
66
66
0
Practical schools
9
9
0
Total
4,914
4,811
103
Grammar schools
2,203
2,203
0
Vocational schools
3,643
3,516
127
2,462
2,190
272
Apprentice schools
192
192
0
Practical schools
0
0
0
Total
8,500
8,101
399
Grammar schools
1,285
1,285
0
Vocational schools
3,496
3,167
329
2,157
2,045
112
Apprentice schools
274
274
0
Practical schools
5
5
0
Total
7,217
6,776
441
Grammar schools
10,027
10,027
0
Vocational schools
13,285
12,461
824
Olomouc
12,310
11,502
808
Apprentice schools
979
979
0
Practical schools
68
68
0
Total
36,669
35,037
1,632
Moravian College in Olomouc
study programmes: Business economics and management, Management and economics in the public
sector, Business information systems
The Olomouc Region supports creation of non-university higher education institutions as well as activities of university centres established at secondary
schools. Technically-oriented schools supplement
the local range of education possibilities which
are, due to the presence of the Palacký University,
centred mostly around arts and humanities, while
they at the same time increase secondary students‘
chance of finding a place of further study near their
place of residence. Non-university higher education and bachelor studies are offered in the following
university branches:
Hranice
Mendel University of Agriculture
and Forestry in Brno
Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology,
study programme: Forestry
Jeseník, Olomouc
Vysoká škola podnikání, a.s.
(Business College Ostrava)
Prostějov
Technical University of Liberec
Faculty of Textile Engineering
Přerov
Vysoká škola logistiky o.p.s. (Logistics College Přerov)
study programmes: Transport logistics, Services logistics, Information management
Přerov
Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín
Faculty of Applied Informatics,
study programme: Engineering Informatics
Šumperk
VŠB - Technical University of Ostrava
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
study programmes: Mechanical Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, Transportation
Engineering
Faculty of Economics, study programme:
Public Economics and Administration
Zábřeh
study programme: Transportation Engineering
University of the Third Age
There are University of the Third Age courses held at
the Palacký University. The study at the University of
third Third Age takes three years, with the first year
courses being shared by all study programmes. There are four study programmes currently available in
the 2nd and 3rd year: Social sciences, Culture, Road
to health, Regeneration of human organism by means of movement. The University of the Third Age
has approximately 320 students as of this writing.
21
Universities
Secondary school students in the school year 2006/2007
Region
Jeseník
Olomouc
Prostějov
Přerov
Šumperk
The Olomouc
Region
total
20
Type of school
Total number of
students as of
September 30,
2006
Grammar schools
of which
The highest educational level institutions are represented by the Palacký University in Olomouc. There
are about 20,000 students studying at the Olomouc
University. The Palacký University offers education
in seven faculties, namely the Faculty of Medicine
and Dentistry, Philosophical Faculty, Faculty of Law,
St. Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology, Faculty
of Science, Faculty of Education and Faculty of Physical Culture.
full-time students
types of other
education
592
592
0
Vocational schools
676
655
21
730
683
47
Apprentice schools
163
163
0
Practical schools
28
28
0
Total
2,189
2,121
68
Grammar schools
4,481
4,481
0
Vocational schools
3,709
3,451
258
5,349
4,986
363
Apprentice schools
284
284
0
Practical schools
26
26
0
Total
13,849
13,228
621
Grammar schools
1,466
1,466
0
Vocational schools
1,761
1,672
89
1,612
1,598
14
Apprentice schools
66
66
0
Practical schools
9
9
0
Total
4,914
4,811
103
Grammar schools
2,203
2,203
0
Vocational schools
3,643
3,516
127
2,462
2,190
272
Apprentice schools
192
192
0
Practical schools
0
0
0
Total
8,500
8,101
399
Grammar schools
1,285
1,285
0
Vocational schools
3,496
3,167
329
2,157
2,045
112
Apprentice schools
274
274
0
Practical schools
5
5
0
Total
7,217
6,776
441
Grammar schools
10,027
10,027
0
Vocational schools
13,285
12,461
824
Olomouc
12,310
11,502
808
Apprentice schools
979
979
0
Practical schools
68
68
0
Total
36,669
35,037
1,632
Moravian College in Olomouc
study programmes: Business economics and management, Management and economics in the public
sector, Business information systems
The Olomouc Region supports creation of non-university higher education institutions as well as activities of university centres established at secondary
schools. Technically-oriented schools supplement
the local range of education possibilities which
are, due to the presence of the Palacký University,
centred mostly around arts and humanities, while
they at the same time increase secondary students‘
chance of finding a place of further study near their
place of residence. Non-university higher education and bachelor studies are offered in the following
university branches:
Hranice
Mendel University of Agriculture
and Forestry in Brno
Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology,
study programme: Forestry
Jeseník, Olomouc
Vysoká škola podnikání, a.s.
(Business College Ostrava)
Prostějov
Technical University of Liberec
Faculty of Textile Engineering
Přerov
Vysoká škola logistiky o.p.s. (Logistics College Přerov)
study programmes: Transport logistics, Services logistics, Information management
Přerov
Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín
Faculty of Applied Informatics,
study programme: Engineering Informatics
Šumperk
study programmes: Mechanical Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, Transportation
Engineering
Faculty of Economics, study programme:
Public Economics and Administration
Zábřeh
study programme: Transportation Engineering
University of the Third Age
There are University of the Third Age courses held at
the Palacký University. The study at the University of
third Third Age takes three years, with the first year
courses being shared by all study programmes. There are four study programmes currently available in
the 2nd and 3rd year: Social sciences, Culture, Road
to health, Regeneration of human organism by means of movement. The University of the Third Age
has approximately 320 students as of this writing.
21
Science and technology
T
o increase the competitive advantage of businesses in the Olomouc Region, support innovation, stimulate demand for results of science and
research and their commercialization, the Science
and Technology Park of the Palacký University in
Olomouc was established (Vědeckotechnický park
Univerzity Palackého, VTP UP), as one of the Czech
Republic‘s accredited science and technology parks.
The Science and Technology Park includes the Centre for Technology Transfer, focusing on commercialization of results of the university‘s scientific research and patent services. The park also contains
a Technology Centre with laboratories of the Applied Research Centre. To support creation of spin-off companies with close ties to the university and
to facilitate an easier start for innovation-oriented
businesses (biotechnology, nanotechnology, opto-
electronics) there was a facility founded called the
Business Incubator in the Science and Technology
Park of the Palacký University which provides background for 15-22 innovation-oriented companies
on the area of 1603 m2. Apart from this background,
the companies will receive counselling services,
grants for rent and specialized counselling from
external experts.
The Business Incubator‘s role in VTP UP:
•
•
•
•
•
financial (micro loans, grants..)
counselling services (related to company
establishment and development, marketing..)
contacts
(research experts of the PU, customers, suppliers)
space (partially subsidized rent)
public relations (company included in the
Business Incubator PR)
Quality of life
Quality of life
History and tourism
T
he region‘s centre - the city of Olomouc - has
one of the largest and most important historical city centres in the Czech Republic, second
only to the country‘s capital, Prague. The Olomouc
Region has a rich historical tradition, reflected in
its large number of architectural and historical
sights and cultural institutions. Among institutions
of importance reaching beyond the region‘s boundaries are the Moravian Theatre in Olomouc, the
Zoological Garden at Svatý Kopeček and several galleries and museums in various parts of the
region. Another of the region‘s important instituti22
ons is the Research Library in Olomouc.
The Olomouc Region is an important centre of tourism. Its unique countryside, natural, cultural and
historical sights are sought after by local and foreign tourists alike. There are several specific areas
in the region, which are particularly tourism-oriented: Jeseníky and Rychlebské mountains, the caves
of Javoříčko and Mladeč.
Among buildings of high historical value and high
number of visitors are also the castles and châteaux of Bouzov, Velké Losiny, Jánský Vrch, Helfštýn,
Úsov and a number of buildings related to the
Church. The Holy Trinity Column of Olomouc became on of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in
2001.
of minor local exhibitions held in cultural centres or
ice hockey arenas of several towns of the region, reflecting the interests of the general public.
Culture and sport
Housing and accommodation
The cultural life of the region is characterized by
a wide range of music, theatre, art and sport activities. Among the most important of these is the International Organ Festival in the Olomouc St. Maurice Church. A remarkable traditional sport event is
the Ecce Homo automobile race in Šternberk.
The Olomouc Region has a rather dense network of
cycleways. Sport and recreation centres offer squash, bowling, aerobic, gyms and body-building facilities, indoor and outdoor tennis courts. There are
also several public swimming pools available. A golf
course can be found near the city of Olomouc. The
region also offers several horse riding facilities.
The area of Jeseníky is an ideal place for hillwalking and winter sports: downhill and cross-country
skiing and snowboarding.
The Olomouc Region, in particular its cities, offers
many possibilities of accommodation of all standards, be it in older buildings, new housing complexes or family houses. These can be bought or rented
according to anyone‘s preferences. The number of
newly built housing complexes is rising, the Olomouc Region places 10th among all regions of the
Czech Republic in accommodation capacity per
1 km2. Individual forms of accommodation are
common especially in the districts of Jeseník and
Šumperk.
Trade fairs and exhibitions
The capital of the region is where the exhibition and
fair grounds of Flora Olomouc are located, with four
pavilions and the total exhibition area of 4,395 m2.
The place hosts 15 regular exhibitions and trade
fairs each year. The most important event is the Flora Olomouc annual international flower exhibition,
the spring part of which boasts the attendance of
more than 100,000 visitors. Among other important
exhibitions are a book exhibition and fair, a historical sight restoration, tourism, housing and car exhibition, as well as an exhibition aimed at modern
women.
The exhibition and fair grounds of Přerov is where
the National Farm Animal and Agricultural Machinery Exhibition is held annually. There is a number
Health care
There is a sufficient number of quality health care
facilities in the Olomouc Region. Basic health care
is provided by a network of private physicians for
adults and children and a pharmacy network, reflecting the needs of the region in both their number
and location. Acute care, nursing and special care is
provided by a hospital network (public and private).
The region‘s most important health care facility is
the Faculty Hospital of Olomouc, a place with excellent background for quality and highly specialized
health care and services. Health care and treatment
are provided in modern facilities and on professional quality level.
There are six bath resorts in the Olomouc Region:
Lázně Jeseník, Lázně Lipová, Lázně Slatinice, Lázně
Teplice nad Bečvou, Lázně Velké Losiny and Lázně
Bludov, providing treatment and relaxation programmes.
23
T
o increase the competitive advantage of businesses in the Olomouc Region, support innovation, stimulate demand for results of science and
research and their commercialization, the Science
and Technology Park of the Palacký University in
Olomouc was established (Vědeckotechnický park
Univerzity Palackého, VTP UP), as one of the Czech
Republic‘s accredited science and technology parks.
The Science and Technology Park includes the Centre for Technology Transfer, focusing on commercialization of results of the university‘s scientific research and patent services. The park also contains
a Technology Centre with laboratories of the Applied Research Centre. To support creation of spin-off companies with close ties to the university and
to facilitate an easier start for innovation-oriented
businesses (biotechnology, nanotechnology, opto-
electronics) there was a facility founded called the
Business Incubator in the Science and Technology
Park of the Palacký University which provides background for 15-22 innovation-oriented companies
on the area of 1603 m2. Apart from this background,
the companies will receive counselling services,
grants for rent and specialized counselling from
external experts.
The Business Incubator‘s role in VTP UP:
•
•
•
•
•
financial (micro loans, grants..)
counselling services (related to company
establishment and development, marketing..)
contacts
(research experts of the PU, customers, suppliers)
space (partially subsidized rent)
public relations (company included in the
Business Incubator PR)
Quality of life
Quality of life
History and tourism
T
he region‘s centre - the city of Olomouc - has
one of the largest and most important historical city centres in the Czech Republic, second
only to the country‘s capital, Prague. The Olomouc
Region has a rich historical tradition, reflected in
its large number of architectural and historical
sights and cultural institutions. Among institutions
of importance reaching beyond the region‘s boundaries are the Moravian Theatre in Olomouc, the
Zoological Garden at Svatý Kopeček and several galleries and museums in various parts of the
region. Another of the region‘s important instituti22
ons is the Research Library in Olomouc.
The Olomouc Region is an important centre of tourism. Its unique countryside, natural, cultural and
historical sights are sought after by local and foreign tourists alike. There are several specific areas
in the region, which are particularly tourism-oriented: Jeseníky and Rychlebské mountains, the caves
of Javoříčko and Mladeč.
Among buildings of high historical value and high
number of visitors are also the castles and châteaux of Bouzov, Velké Losiny, Jánský Vrch, Helfštýn,
Úsov and a number of buildings related to the
Church. The Holy Trinity Column of Olomouc became on of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in
2001.
of minor local exhibitions held in cultural centres or
ice hockey arenas of several towns of the region, reflecting the interests of the general public.
Culture and sport
Housing and accommodation
The cultural life of the region is characterized by
a wide range of music, theatre, art and sport activities. Among the most important of these is the International Organ Festival in the Olomouc St. Maurice Church. A remarkable traditional sport event is
the Ecce Homo automobile race in Šternberk.
The Olomouc Region has a rather dense network of
cycleways. Sport and recreation centres offer squash, bowling, aerobic, gyms and body-building facilities, indoor and outdoor tennis courts. There are
also several public swimming pools available. A golf
course can be found near the city of Olomouc. The
region also offers several horse riding facilities.
The area of Jeseníky is an ideal place for hillwalking and winter sports: downhill and cross-country
skiing and snowboarding.
The Olomouc Region, in particular its cities, offers
many possibilities of accommodation of all standards, be it in older buildings, new housing complexes or family houses. These can be bought or rented
according to anyone‘s preferences. The number of
newly built housing complexes is rising, the Olomouc Region places 10th among all regions of the
Czech Republic in accommodation capacity per
1 km2. Individual forms of accommodation are
common especially in the districts of Jeseník and
Šumperk.
Trade fairs and exhibitions
The capital of the region is where the exhibition and
fair grounds of Flora Olomouc are located, with four
pavilions and the total exhibition area of 4,395 m2.
The place hosts 15 regular exhibitions and trade
fairs each year. The most important event is the Flora Olomouc annual international flower exhibition,
the spring part of which boasts the attendance of
more than 100,000 visitors. Among other important
exhibitions are a book exhibition and fair, a historical sight restoration, tourism, housing and car exhibition, as well as an exhibition aimed at modern
women.
The exhibition and fair grounds of Přerov is where
the National Farm Animal and Agricultural Machinery Exhibition is held annually. There is a number
Health care
There is a sufficient number of quality health care
facilities in the Olomouc Region. Basic health care
is provided by a network of private physicians for
adults and children and a pharmacy network, reflecting the needs of the region in both their number
and location. Acute care, nursing and special care is
provided by a hospital network (public and private).
The region‘s most important health care facility is
the Faculty Hospital of Olomouc, a place with excellent background for quality and highly specialized
health care and services. Health care and treatment
are provided in modern facilities and on professional quality level.
There are six bath resorts in the Olomouc Region:
Lázně Jeseník, Lázně Lipová, Lázně Slatinice, Lázně
Teplice nad Bečvou, Lázně Velké Losiny and Lázně
Bludov, providing treatment and relaxation programmes.
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Imissions
Environment
E nv i r o n m e n t
There are regular measurements of imission pollutant concentrations performed at 12 measuring stations
in the region.
Areas where the imission limit was exceeded in 2006 (LV) or raised by the amount of the tolerance limit
(LV + MT) for at least one of the pollutants measured, excluding ozone
Emissions
T
he emission burden of the Olomouc Region
is uneven to a large extent due to the equally
uneven distribution of large industry plants and
population in general. Largest emission sources
are located in the southern part of the region in
general, and in the districts of Přerov and Olomouc
in particular.
The emission summary overview for the year 2006
shows that the largest part of emissions of TZL,
NOx and CO were produced by mobile sources - i.e.
transport. Sulphur dioxide emissions were, much
like in the previous years, produced mostly by large air pollution sources. The yearly development of
emission rates can be specified as stabilized when
it comes to stationary sources of pollution, while
the mobile pollution source situation is hardly
satisfactory.
Total emission rates of the main pollutants by sources;
shares by air pollution source categories (kt/year)
Emissions total
Large sources
Mid-sized sources
Minor sources
Mobile
area with exceeded imision limit (LV)
area with raised tolerance limit (LV+MT)
Year
REZZO
TZL
SO2
NOx
CO
VOC
NH3
2005
1-4
4.58
7.21
12.05
25.81
11.13
4.28
2006
1-4
4.49
2.25
18.35
32.57
14.81
0.39
2005
1
0.29
5.00
1.76
2.40
0.63
1.19
2006
1
0.17
1.69
2.71
0.65
1.15
0.00
2005
2
0.35
0.41
0.35
0.45
0.25
0.92
2006
2
0.27
0.11
0.36
0.43
0.23
0.02
2005
3
2.03
1.68
0.92
5.06
6.53
2.01
2006
3
0.21
0.35
0.34
1.21
7.42
0.00
2005
4
1.90
0.12
9.01
17.90
3.72
0.17
2006
4
3.84
0.10
14.94
30.28
6.01
0.37
Source: Czech Hydrometeorological Institute
(Data processed by: CENIA)
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Imissions
Environment
E nv i r o n m e n t
There are regular measurements of imission pollutant concentrations performed at 12 measuring stations
in the region.
Areas where the imission limit was exceeded in 2006 (LV) or raised by the amount of the tolerance limit
(LV + MT) for at least one of the pollutants measured, excluding ozone
Emissions
T
he emission burden of the Olomouc Region
is uneven to a large extent due to the equally
uneven distribution of large industry plants and
population in general. Largest emission sources
are located in the southern part of the region in
general, and in the districts of Přerov and Olomouc
in particular.
The emission summary overview for the year 2006
shows that the largest part of emissions of TZL,
NOx and CO were produced by mobile sources - i.e.
transport. Sulphur dioxide emissions were, much
like in the previous years, produced mostly by large air pollution sources. The yearly development of
emission rates can be specified as stabilized when
it comes to stationary sources of pollution, while
the mobile pollution source situation is hardly
satisfactory.
Total emission rates of the main pollutants by sources;
shares by air pollution source categories (kt/year)
Emissions total
Large sources
Mid-sized sources
Minor sources
Mobile
area with exceeded imision limit (LV)
area with raised tolerance limit (LV+MT)
Year
REZZO
TZL
SO2
NOx
CO
VOC
NH3
2005
1-4
4.58
7.21
12.05
25.81
11.13
4.28
2006
1-4
4.49
2.25
18.35
32.57
14.81
0.39
2005
1
0.29
5.00
1.76
2.40
0.63
1.19
2006
1
0.17
1.69
2.71
0.65
1.15
0.00
2005
2
0.35
0.41
0.35
0.45
0.25
0.92
2006
2
0.27
0.11
0.36
0.43
0.23
0.02
2005
3
2.03
1.68
0.92
5.06
6.53
2.01
2006
3
0.21
0.35
0.34
1.21
7.42
0.00
2005
4
1.90
0.12
9.01
17.90
3.72
0.17
2006
4
3.84
0.10
14.94
30.28
6.01
0.37
(Data processed by: CENIA)
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Important contacts
Impor tant contac ts
The Regional Authority of the
Olomouc Region
CzechTrade regional information point:
Jeremenkova 40a, 779 11 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 508 848 – President of the Region
Phone: +420 585 508 325 – Strategic Development
of the Region Dept.
E-mail: [email protected]
www.kr-olomoucky.cz
District Cahmber of Commerce Přerov
Generála Štefánika 8
750 02 Přerov
Phone: +420 581 299 728
[email protected]
www.hkprerov.cz
CzechInvest
Region Chamber of Commerce Olomouc
Regional office for the Olomouc Region
Jeremenkova 40b
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: + 420 587 332 186-187
www.czechinvest.org/olomoucky-kraj
Jeremenkova 40b
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: +420 587 332 066-068
www.khkok.cz
Central Moravia Municipalities Union
Municipal Office in Prostějov
Nám. TGM 12-14
796 01 Prostějov
Phone: + 420 582 329 127
www.sosm.cz
Moravia
Horní náměstí 5
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: + 420 585 228 698
www.rarsm.cz
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Blanická 3
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 228 530
E-mail: fi[email protected]
www.agrocr.cz
Czech Statistical Office Olomouc
Wellnerova 5
779 11 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 731 502, 585 731 514
www.olomouc.czso.cz
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Important contacts
Impor tant contac ts
The Regional Authority of the
Olomouc Region
CzechTrade regional information point:
Jeremenkova 40a, 779 11 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 508 848 – President of the Region
Phone: +420 585 508 325 – Strategic Development
of the Region Dept.
www.kr-olomoucky.cz
District Cahmber of Commerce Přerov
Generála Štefánika 8
750 02 Přerov
Phone: +420 581 299 728
[email protected]
www.hkprerov.cz
CzechInvest
Region Chamber of Commerce Olomouc
Regional office for the Olomouc Region
Jeremenkova 40b
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: + 420 587 332 186-187
www.czechinvest.org/olomoucky-kraj
Jeremenkova 40b
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: +420 587 332 066-068
www.khkok.cz
Central Moravia Municipalities Union
Municipal Office in Prostějov
Nám. TGM 12-14
796 01 Prostějov
Phone: + 420 582 329 127
www.sosm.cz
Moravia
Horní náměstí 5
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: + 420 585 228 698
www.rarsm.cz
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Blanická 3
772 00 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 228 530
E-mail: fi[email protected]
www.agrocr.cz
Czech Statistical Office Olomouc
Wellnerova 5
779 11 Olomouc
Phone: +420 585 731 502, 585 731 514
www.olomouc.czso.cz
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Regional Authority of the Olomouc Region, statistical data:
Czech Statistical Office Olomouc, Wellnerova 5, 779 11 Olomouc,
photo: m-ARK, železniční 4, 772 00 Olomouc,
design and print: Euro-Print Přerov, limited company, 9. května 40, 750 02 Přerov.

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