GOTIC, a contributory organization, received a subsidy from the Rural Development Program of the Czech Republic within the 7th call of MAS Jablunkovsko, z.s. for the project "Creating a friendly and inspiring environment for meetings" r. no. 21/007/19210/780/152/001419 in the amount of CZK 160,000.
Support for the projects of the final applicants meets the objectives of the SCLLD Mas Jablunkovska.
The aim of the project is to create a friendly and inspiring environment for meetings in our municipality. A cozy corner will be created in the local library operated by the applicant, where various meetings will take place, such as meetings within the Reading Club, the Children's Reading Club, meetings between parents and children, etc. As part of the project, new equipment will be purchased:
• furniture for the newly created corner – 92,000 CZK
1x sofa, 3x armchair, 2x wardrobe, set of 3 coffee tables, 2x five-piece screen, 1x three-piece screen, 4x exhibition stand.
• interactive monitor – 86400 CZK (investment property)
1x UHD/4K touch screen, 65-75" diagonal, 16:9 aspect ratio, integrated speakers, pen and finger touch recognition. Including necessary accessories, cables, assembly, etc.
• Fairy tale case – 5000 CZK
Wooden theater for telling fairy tales and stories in the form of image processing.
• Gerlich's maxi puppet theater – 3600 CZK
Will contain 14 puppets
• Musical instruments – 13000 CZK
Djembe drum LENA 50 cm, metallophone AM 1000
As part of the project, an educational lecture related to environmental protection on the topic of the Protected Landscape Area of Beskydy - talking about what interesting things the Beskydy Mountains offer, what needs to be protected.
Project implementation period: 1. 5. 2021 - 31. 8. 2022
The total project costs are 200,000 CZK, of which 160,000 CZK is a subsidy and 40,000 CZK is your own contribution.
Rainwater management
On Thursday, June 2nd at 4:30 PM, an interesting lecture will be held at the Local Library in Mosty u Jablunkova. Teacher, naturalist and traveler Mgr. Jan Husák will come here to explain to the general public about rainwater management and not only about German.
He will also talk about the impacts of long-term drought or catastrophic floods, which are visible manifestations of the reduced ability of our landscape to retain water. What are the causes of this condition? What can we do to improve it? And will megaprojects such as the construction of the Danube-Oder-Elbe Canal help with this?
Note.
Due to the illness of Mr. Mgr. Jan Husák, Mr. Daniel Křenek will lead the lecture on rainwater management.
