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This thesis describes the waste management system in Kroměříž. The initial part de-picts the legal requirements in relation to the issue with the production of waste in the city’s area. Furthermore, this thesis also illustrates possible options for waste manage-ment in whole municipalities. The practical part is focused on the disposal of waste in the city Kroměříž, including the economical aspect of the waste management. The re-sulting data have been processed into visual graphs, for an improved overview. To pro-vide perspective on the amount of waste produced, it’s calculated per person a year. Results of the questionnaire, which was questioning the general public about their knowledge and activity regarding waste disposal, are presented visually. At the end are suggestions for improvements, based on the results from the questionnaire.

The bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of waste management in the selected municipality. The theoretical part contains the basic concepts in the field of waste management, legislation, collection possibilities, methods of waste management and disposal. The practical part deals with the analysis of waste management in the municipality of Pacov. The bachelor thesis specify the amount of the waste produced and compares them in the monitored years. It is also dedicated to working with companies that provide repurchase of electrical equipment. The conclusion is an evaluation of the current state of waste in the monitored area, possible proposals and recommendations for eventually improvement of waste management.

In many countries they set targets formunicipal waste reuse and for reduction of the amount landfilled. To develop effective strategies requires knowledge of reliable information on the composition of municipal waste. At present, however, in most European countries and the rest of theworld use different methods for the analysis of the composition of waste, which vary considerably, not only in scale but also a focus. As a part of this work has been carried out research on total waste production in households with anemphasis on organic waste, using new research methods. It was determined during production regard less of any subsequent disposal method. This research was supplemented by questionnaire surfy focused on household waste management. There search results showed that the average proportion of individual components in household waste is 25% for paper, 7% for plastic, 12%for glass, 2% for metal, 28% for organic waste, 10% for animal waste, another 16% of waste and 1% for.hazardous waste . It was also not found that the production of individual components of household waste differed significantly between various types of dwelling. They have not been demonstrated a signifiant relationship between waste production and number of members in the household. There search results show that, if...