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ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS OF THE MUNICIPAL COMPANY
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Economic and ecological goals of urban society. These goals are important for the fulfillment of all legislative and ecological requirements on the part of the Czech Republic, but also on the part of the European Union or the European Commission. This article is being prepared for the relevant project called CEVYKO. of this article will be a description of the economic and environmental goals that the project is to use in the future. The CEVYKO project is a purely municipal task and the goal is to build a modern technological facility for waste processing. Incorporating all of the company's goals into this is undoubtedly a great effort for the authors, respectively the company's shareholders. for public administration. The article will be divided into two parts. The first part of the publication will be the theoretical basis of the publication, and the second part, i.e. the practical part, will be evaluated and goals will be proposed. And goals both from an economic point of view and from an environmental point of view. The article will bring new knowledge and can be an inspiration for other similar projects. The authors of the article will further develop this idea in other publications
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