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4. The Contingency of Soil Microorganisms and the Selected Soil Biotic and Abiotic Parameters Under Different Land-Uses

Author

Júdová Jana, Kanianska Radoslava, JaĎuĎová Jana, Kizeková Miriam, and Makovníková Jarmila

Subjects
biotic soil properties, chemical soil properties, maldi, arable land, permanent grasslands, abandoned grasslands, forest land, Ecology, QH540-549.5
Abstract

Land use changes are local phenomena with global impact. They have an impact in a cumulative sense on biodiversity or soil degradation. This study aimed to examine the effects of different land-uses (arable land, permanent grasslands, abandoned grasslands, forest land) on the selected biotic and abiotic soil parameters in the Slovak mountain study sites Liptovská Teplička and Tajov. Biotic (microbial community structure, earthworm number and fresh body biomass, arthropod number and fresh body biomass), and abiotic chemical soil parameters (pH, total organic carbon, total nitrogen, nutrients) were measured. According to MALDI-TOF (Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization-Time of Flight), several bacterial strains were identified. Mutual relations between soil microorganisms and soil biotic and abiotic properties determined by different land uses were analysed. Microbial response expressed as average well-colour development (AWCD) values indicated relations between higher microbial diversity and higher nutrient availability at both study sites. In the comparison of land use types, permanent grasslands (PG) showed the lowest microbial activity in the depth of 0–0.1 m. But in the depth of 0.2-0.3 m in PG of both study sites, the higher microbial activity was recorded compared to the depth of 0-0.1 m. In addition, lower AWCD values in PG were in line with the lower available P and K content but higher earthworm density and biomass.

Published
2019
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5. Study of Consumer Preferences of Regional Labeling. Slovak Case Study

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Jaďuďová Jana, Marková Iveta, Vicianová Jana Hroncová, Bohers Anna, and Murin Ivan

Subjects
local activities, regional products, regional label region of gemer-malohont, consumer preferences, Agriculture, Social Sciences
Abstract

The authors of the article consider regional labeling as a marketing tool which can contribute to the development of regional activities. These are focused mainly on traditional regional products and products. Their general popularity in prosperous regions is an important source of income for the inhabitants. In the less developed regions, it represents a significant stimulating tool of development. By means of a Slovak region of Gemer-Malohont as an example, the authors bring quantitative findings related to the preference of regional brands. They took into consideration the indicators of age, gender, education, monthly income and locality in connection with preference of regional products. They pointed to the fact that regional labeling has a mobilizing function to link and then jointly present its local activities. The behaviour of the population from the regions is an important recommendation for small producers and producers from less developed regions of Central Europe.

Published
2018
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7. Regional Labelling as a Tool for Supporting Rural Development: A Slovak Case Study

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Jaďuďová, Jana, Šťastná, Milada, Marková, Iveta, Hroncová, Emília, Jaďuďová, Jana, Šťastná, Milada, Marková, Iveta, and Hroncová, Emília

Abstract

Regional product labelling has become a trend in recent years, with the goal of being able to stimulate and support local economies; increase the sales of quality local products and services; preserve and maintain traditions, local cultural values, and the character of rural landscapes; and promote the use of local resources, potential, and raw materials. The existing Slovak studies deal primarily with the perception of consumers and tourism. In this article, we analysed forms of rural development in connection with regional product labelling and the Slovak regions of Kopanice and Záhorie. This theme is a relatively new phenomenon in Slovakia, and that is the author's main contribution. The research was conducted using an online questionnaire administered between May and July 2022 in each district of the region, with a total of 283 respondents participating. The results obtained from the questionnaire survey were statistically processed using Pearson's correlation coefficient. We used STATISTIC 109 software (Tibco software, Palo Alto, California). The questionnaire method is the most suitable method for determining the perceptions of the respondents. The goal was to analyse rural development in connection with regional product labelling and to identify areas of the application of regional product labels. The term regional product was associated with production in a specific region (50.5%) and with the customs and traditions of the region (43.8%). Supporting employment and entrepreneurship in the region were considered by 43.1% of the respondents as the most important in the region. From the perspective of the application of regional labelling in connection with rural development, we confirmed gender and education dependence. Women with first- and second-level higher education saw regional labels as the main element in the development of the region and the local economy., info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess

Published
2023

22. ECO-INNOVATION AS A PART OF THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC.

Author

Jaďuďová, Jana, Kanianska, Radoslava, and Marková, Iveta

Subjects
*GREEN technology, *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *ENVIRONMENTAL policy, *ENERGY shortages
Abstract

The global environmental challenges solution, such as climate change and natural resources scarcity, they are part of innovation policy, where the eco-innovation plays an important role. The OECD Green Growth Strategy recommends that green growth policies should encourage innovation, as this can enhance efficiency in the use of natural capital and foster new economic opportunities from the emergence of new green activities. The European Union has begun to track the eco-innovation performance of Member States in 2010, when the project The Eco-innovation Observatory quantified Eco-Innovation Score board. The index evaluates and compares the performance of national economies in eco-innovation. In 2016, the Slovak Republic reached the value of Eco-Innovation Score board 41.7 and placed on a 37 place. Objective of the article is to analyze the status of eco-innovation in business practice in Slovakia. Subject of the analysis are small, medium and large engineering companies in Slovakia, selected from company database of Information and Statistics Institute - INFOSTAT. Till October 2016 713 small, 297 medium and 125 large companies met the criteria,. The survey was conducted on a selective sample of 162 companies. We evaluated the results using Spearman coefficient in ISPSS 2.0. We came to the conclusion that the 109 companies realized the eco-innovation activities in business practice, such as the implementation of innovative processes and procedures in production. The eco-innovation belongs to their basic value. The engineering and automotive industries are considered as the most ecoinnovation industries in the national economy of Slovakia. The authors acknowledge the Cultural and Educational Grant Agency of the MESRS SR for the financial support via contract No. 028UMB-4/2015 Green economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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24. EFFECT OF LAND USE AND VEGETATION COVER ON SOIL PROPERTIES HAVING IMPACT ON SOIL WATER REGULATION SERVICES.

Author

Kanianska, Radoslava, Jaďuďová, Jana, Kizeková, Miriam, and Makovníková, Jarmila

Subjects
*LAND use, *ORGANIC compounds, *SOIL quality, *SOIL moisture, *ECOSYSTEMS, *LAND management
Abstract

Substrate, organic matter content, land use and cover may strongly affect soil properties having effect on soil water regulation services in ecosystems. Soil water holding capacity is function of specific physical, chemical, and biological soil parameters. The aim of this research was to understand the risks posed to soils and their water-holding capacities, in the face of changes in land use, land management and vegetation cover. This study was conducted in 2015, at two study sites, Tajov (TA on Haplic Cambisol) and Liptovská Teplička (LT on Rendzic Leptosol), located in mountain regions of Slovakia that should be naturally covered by forests. But actually there are used also as arable land or permanent grasslands, which are gradually abounded in LT. At each site with different land use, soil temperature (T), soil moisture (θ) and penetration resistance (PR) were measured three times per year. Total organic carbon (TOC) and dry bulk density (ρd) measurements were done at the beginning. TOC is an important determinant of soil water holding capacity that is affected by land management type and its intensity what is also reflected in ρd values. We observed the highest TOC content in forest soils followed by the soil under abounded grasslands, permanent grasslands and arable land. Dry bulk density values showed the opposite trend. From the whole data set, the highest θ was measured during the spring in permanent grasslands at LT (40.4%), the lowest θ value was measured during the summer and autumn in forest soil at LT (6.0%). Soil moisture values of extensively managed land decreased in the order permanent grasslands, abounded grassland, and forest land. Soil moisture showed significant negative linear correlation with soil temperature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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25. Stakeholder management v prostredí mestskej samosprávy

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Jaďuďová, Jana, Tomaškinová, Judita, and Mozola, Martin

Subjects
Obecní úřad Banská Bystrica, circle SIMS zúčastněných stran, Municipal office Banska Bystrica, stakeholder management, identification and classification of stakeholders, identifikace a klasifikace zúčastněných stran, řízení zúčastněných stran, stakeholder circle SIMS
Abstract

The article presents the process of implementation of stakeholder management in the municipality using the method of „stakeholder circle“. The model of stakeholder identification and classification is analysed for selected government of Banská Bystrica Region – Municipal Office Banská Bystrica - following the research from 2010-2011. We used the method of brainstorming with Deputy Mayor of Municipal Office and identified 76 subjects, which we dividend in two groups – primary and secondary stakeholders. Subsequently, the identified subjects were classified with free-aspect classification system and graphically evaluated in the Stakeholder Circle SIMS software. The observed results can be stated that the key stakeholders of municipal government are the Down administrative organs (Lord Mayor, municipal council), employees and the public, which we have to communicate with and involve in the decision making process.

Published
2013

26. Landfilling and incineration as LDPE bubble foil life-cycle laste stage.

Author

JAĎUĎOVÁ, Jana, BOHERS, Anna, and HRONCOVÁ, Emília

Abstract

Copyright of Waste Forum is the property of Czech Environment Management Center (CEMC) and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2018

27. Corporate social responsibility in public administration and local goverment

Author

Jaďuďová, Jana and Repa, Martin

Subjects
corporate social responsibility, municipal office, analýza současného stavu, local government, analysis of the current state, místní samospráva, obecní úřad, společenská odpovědnost firem
Abstract

The authors of the article present the issue of corporate social responsibility of organizations in terms of utilization of the concept of local government. In the sphere of public administrative are the local government in the vital role, because concentrated and guided the development of the regions. They are subject to time, changing conditions, the needs of people throughout the broader needs, and therefore a new possibility is the concept of CSR. The article show to the opportunity of implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility in a public administration and local government referring to the specific example of responsible Municipal Office. Research focused on the analysis of the current state of the selected Municipal Office of the Slovak Republic in terms of its potential and possibilities for implementing this concept.

Published
2011

28. Wytyczne dla nowoczesnego zarządzania historycznymi ruinami : podręcznik dobrych praktyk

Author

Calò, Sergio, Malè, Maurizio, Tamburrino, Eugenio, Siwek, Andrzej, Szmygin, Bogusław, Fortuna-Marek, Anna, Trochonowicz, Maciej, Szostak, Bartosz, Klimek, Beata, Drobek, Katarzyna, Murin, Ivan, Majerová, Dagmara, Jaďuďová, Jana, Marková, Iveta, Borseková, Kamila, Vaňová, Anna, Benčiková, Dana, Souček, Ivan, Miňo, Martin, Bláha, Jiří, Machová, Dita, Zhang, Wei, Drdácký, Miloš, Novotný, Jakub, Borlizzi, Patrizia, Frenda, Antonino, Soldano, Silvia, Valle, Marco, Lioce, Rafaella, Bertocchi, Dario, Ferri, Camilla, Sferra, Daniele, Halilović, Patricija, Poles, Rok, Ževart, Marija, Knez, Helena, Martinšek, Drago, Rednjak, Alenka, Brložnik, Marija, Vuzem, Rudi, Vučina, Marko, Korelc, Jernej, Plaznik, Daria, Brišnik, Danijela, Krajnc, Breda, Todorovska-Šmajde, Urška, Klemen, Milana, Čakš Orač, Lucija, Gradišnik, Branka, Gaberšek, Urška, Majer Jurišić, Krasanka, Mostarčić, Boris, and Papić, Iva

Subjects
zarządzanie dziedzictwem, conservation strategy, ruiny historyczne, heritage management, strategia konserwatorska, historical ruins, protection of monuments, ochrona zabytków
Published
2020

29. Wytyczne dla opracowywania planów zarządzania, użytkowania oraz ochrony ruin historycznych

Author

Siwek, Andrzej, Szmygin, Bogusław, Fortuna-Marek, Anna, Trochonowicz, Maciej, Szostak, Bartosz, Klimek, Beata, Drobek, Katarzyna, Murin, Ivan, Majerová, Dagmara, Jaďuďová, Jana, Marková, Iveta, Borseková, Kamila, Vaňová, Anna, Benčiková, Dana, Souček, Ivan, Miňo, Martin, Bláha, Jiří, Machová, Dita, Zhang, Wei, Drdácký, Miloš, Novotný, Jakub, Borlizzi, Patrizia, Frenda, Antonino, Soldano, Silvia, Valle, Marco, Lioce, Raffaella, Bertocchi, Dario, Ferri, Camilla, Sferra, Daniele, Calò, Sergio, Malè, Maurizio, Tamburrino, Eugenio, Halilović, Patricija, Poles, Rok, Ževart, Marija, Knez, Helena, Martinšek, Drago, Rednjak, Alenka, Brložnik, Marija, Vuzem, Rudi, Vučina, Marko, Korelc, Jernej, Plaznik, Darja, Brišnik, Danijela, Krajnc, Breda, Todorovska-Šmajdek, Urška, Klemen, Milana, Čakš Orač, Lucija, Gradišnik, Branka, Gaberšek, Urška, Majer Jurišić, Krasanka, Mostarčić, Boris, and Papić, Iva

Subjects
plan zarządzania, conservation strategy, ruiny historyczne, strategia konserwatorska, historical ruins, protection of monuments, ochrona zabytków, management plan
Published
2020

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