Podmínky pro uplatnění veřejného zájmu v oblasti komplexních pozemkových úprav

Land consolidation represents an important instrument for mitigating the impacts of floods and drought, while simultaneously improving the hydrological regime of the landscape, particularly in terms of runoff conditions. The approval of a land consolidation plan is contingent upon the consent of landowners whose parcels are included in the scheme. The aim of this thesis is to explore the conditions under which public interest can be effectively asserted within the process of comprehensive land consolidation. The empirical part of the research was conducted in selected sub-catchments of the Sázava River, where landowners and land users operating in areas with insufficient drainage were approached through in-depth qualitative interviews. The research design was further enriched by interviews with local inhabitants. The study focuses on analysing their attitudes and motivations in relation to the promotion of public interest within comprehensive land consolidation processes. The data obtained were processed using thematic analysis. The results offer relevant insights that can inform and support more sustainable and adaptive landscape management strategies.