Passengers arriving at the railway station in Lysá nad Labem no longer have to worry that their bikes will be damaged or that they will be parked in someone’s way. An automatic parking facility for 118 bicycles is now available directly at the station.

A terminal and a P+R parking lot were built in Strakonice to facilitate the transfer of passengers. Pedestrian walkways were also revitalized. Traveling by public transport is now more comfortable and the clear terminal layout makes orientation easier.

It is now simpler and more pleasant to handle matters at the Municipal Authority of Svitávka both for the officials and for citizens. The introduction of a new information system has reduced the number of paper documents and, thanks to the automation of routine procedures, the time needed to process the tasks has shortened.

The inventory of collection items of museums, galleries and other memory institutions in the Zlín Region is now carried out through a modern application that allows the staff of those cultural facilities to manage their collections in a safe and advanced way.

The system of requested assistance enables the operator of the healthcare operational centre to request adequately qualified persons currently present in close proximity to the injured person to provide first aid before the ambulance arrives.

Firefighters, as well as other IRS components, can now use a new training centre in Velké Poříčí to deepen their professional skills. In this building, they train work at heights and depths and train on the so-called training roof where they can experience working on several types of roof surfaces.

Voluntary firefighters in Skalná in the Cheb district operate in a newly constructed building, providing all the needed facilities and a convenient connection to the infrastructure. The modern fire station has a capacity for 25 firefighters and 4 fire trucks, and has a two-storey tower for drying hoses.

The Uličník (Mischief) Club organizes group activities for children at risk of social exclusion. Thanks to a specially adapted van with a living-space superstructure, which includes a folding table with benches, a storage space for transporting sports equipment or a party set, its crew can carry out activities in any weather.

The newly established social enterprise Milk Bar NAPROTI gave work to three new employees with mental or physical disabilities, who prepare and offer food and drinks from local and fresh ingredients directly in the establishment.

An unused building in Jindřichův Hradec was turned into 6 flats for socially excluded persons or persons at risk of social exclusion.

The town of Svitavy has built a day centre, a bunkhouse, a shelter and a social services centre for the homeless as part of the Chance project. The facility returns socially excluded people to a social environment and restores their work habits so that they can become full members of the society again.

Most of the departments of the Sokolov Hospital were newly equipped with modern instruments which significantly contribute to increasing the quality of the care provided. The new apparatuses are faster, more patient-friendly and provide more accurate data.

The purchase of new instruments brought higher quality care to the Strakonice Hospital patients at significantly lower costs. Thanks to innovations in the radiodiagnostic and rehabilitation centre and the modernization of laboratories, the analysis of samples is now easier and faster.

The Municipal Library in Písek has been moved to a new building that better suits the needs of this institution and its readers. The library can now increase the number of owned publications and visitors will enjoy modern facilities or a multifunctional centre for lifelong learning.

In Vratislavice nad Nisou, parents of preschool children have a reason to rejoice, as new spaces have been built here in the Lísteček Kindergarten. The capacity of the facility has thus increased by 50 children. In addition, the kindergarten is now able to care also for children under 3 years of age.

A completely new kindergarten for 25 children was built in Sedlejov. Parents no longer have to drive their children to the surrounding villages. The operation of the new preschool facility also created new jobs.

The newly built Úsměv kindergarten is the largest modular building in the Czech Republic. The concept of the kindergarten and its garden is focused on polytechnic education - children learn the laws of physics, chemistry and other natural sciences in a playful way.

In Dvůr Králové, a shared classroom for teaching informatics and robotics was established in the Secondary School of Informatics and Services. It is used by all schools in the town as well as leisure learning centres. The aim is to arouse children's interest in technical fields.

The monastery in Plasy is an important architectural monument from the middle of the 12th century, which, however, dilapidated for many years. Thanks to the reconstruction, the monastery regained its original beauty. It has a functional brewery and a baroque mill, a professional library and a new interactive exhibition.

The birthplace of the writer Mikuláš Dačický of Heslov, which is part of the historic centre of Kutná Hora, has been restored to its original splendour and the house now serves as a UNESCO educational and presentation centre for professionals and the general public.

The Hlubina coal mine premises, in which mining ceased in 1992, are part of a large complex of buildings forming a unique panorama of the city of Ostrava. Thanks to the revitalization of the buildings, the complex can now hold educational, cultural and leisure activities.

The Kuks Hospital, which served as a medical facility for soldiers from 1744 to 1938, underwent extensive regeneration, resulting in an interactive training centre, new classrooms, a theatre hall, a research area or facilities for processing herbs.

The functionalist Villa Stiassni in Pisárky in Brno underwent regeneration of the interior, exterior and the adjacent garden. It is now used as an educational and consultation centre in the field of restoration of architectural monuments from the 1920s to 1940s.

Residents and visitors of Karlovy Vary can now admire Goethe's lookout tower not only from the outside, but thanks to the regeneration, its interior is also open to the public after more than 10 years.

The Premonstratensian Monastery in Teplá has undergone a long-term restoration. A modern sewerage system and drainage system were introduced and the vaults of the monastery were repaired. Thanks to the revitalization, it can now serve as a cultural and educational centre suitable, for example, for children's extracurricular activities.

The wooden house in Úpice is the most important historical monument there, which has been preserved for future generations by the restoration. The wooden house has new floors and plumbing. To increase safety, fire detectors and a lightning conductor were installed.

Český Krumlov revitalized the premises of monasteries from the 14^th century, which fell into disrepair due to their colourful history. Both the interior and exterior were renovated and a cultural and educational centre was established here.

The ravages of time do not spare even national cultural monuments such as the Art Nouveau building of the Museum of Eastern Bohemia in Hradec Králové. The building has been renovated, thanks to which it is now possible to enter the terrace and the dome.

The Baroque complex of Svatá Hora is a place of pilgrimage from the 17th century, which underwent a general restoration (interior, exterior, wall paintings, statues, paintings, etc.) The site has been preserved for future generations, and can now be used also for cultural or educational events.

The unique Villa Tugendhat underwent extensive restoration, aimed at returning the villa to its original form from the 1930s. The intent was materialised mainly thanks to period photographs of the interior, exterior and garden.