The EU membership brought about marking structural change that significantly influenced the activities of vast majority of Czech public institutions, companies as well as NGOs. It helped to develop new and remarkable potentialities and unfolded many options for finding means for supporting their projects. Some of them could newly fall into a framework of EU Regional (Structural) Policy that represents one of the biggest potential for financial transfers from the EU budget. In the Czech Republic, as well as in the other new member countries, most of the inflows are being carried out through the Structural Funds (SF EU).

If the potential applicants for the SF support would want to succeed, they would be need to harmonize the content of their individual projects with the priorities set for the Czech Republic’s operational programmes that constitute the fundamental framework for acquiring the financial support from the SF EU.The potential applicants, therefore, shall understand the philosophy and logic of their objectives and to encompass all the important specifics of the project management. The criteria associated with drafting of SF projects are to a certain extent different from those postulated in case of claiming the support from Czech national coffers. Our company acknowledges these new urgent needs and offers cooperation and assistance in the field of EU’s Structural Funds projects’ preparation and their financial management to both public and private entities.





We look forward to our potential cooperation.
Dan Marek, M.A., PhD., Managing Director