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= Comparison of Czech and Austrian approach to SD with the focus on stakeholders in the Ústí Region and in the Styria = | = Comparison of Czech and Austrian approach to SD with the focus on stakeholders in the Ústí Region and in the Styria = | ||
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'''Population (2011):'''1,21 mil., '''Area (km2):'''16400, '''Economic growth (%, 2011):''' 3,9 | '''Population (2011):'''1,21 mil., '''Area (km2):'''16400, '''Economic growth (%, 2011):''' 3,9 | ||
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In Ústecký kraj we can use local sources. This area is known only for coal mining. Tourism in Ústecký kraj is one of the lowest in the Czech republic. Therefore, in our project, we expect an increase a tourism. The first step is to no-breach coal mining limits and revitalization of demaged areas. The question of breaching of mining limits and of damage next villages brings the uncertainty. People in towns dont renovate their houses and houses break up. | In Ústecký kraj we can use local sources. This area is known only for coal mining. Tourism in Ústecký kraj is one of the lowest in the Czech republic. Therefore, in our project, we expect an increase a tourism. The first step is to no-breach coal mining limits and revitalization of demaged areas. The question of breaching of mining limits and of damage next villages brings the uncertainty. People in towns dont renovate their houses and houses break up. | ||