Organizational structure Technology Agency of the Czech Republic

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1 organizational structure

1.1 board of ta cr
1.2 office of ta cr
1.3 control council of ta cr
1.4 research council
1.5 sectoral commissions





organizational structure

ing. rut bízková - chairwoman



rndr. martin bunček, ph.d. - deputy chairman


the board of ta cr

the board of ta cr approves publication of public tenders in research , development , innovation, decides conclusion of contracts on support or decision grant of support, presents draft statute , amendments government approval.


the chairwoman of ta cr rut bízková, , other board members martin bunček, vladimír kebo, miroslav janeček , pavel komárek.


the office of ta cr

the office of ta cr organizational , administrative part of agency , responsible preparation of programmes , documents, subsequent implementation of these programmes.


the control council of ta cr

the control council of ta cr agency s supervisory authority, ten members appointed chamber of deputies of parliament of czech republic, proposed legal entities engaged in research , development.


membership of control board incompatible role in other ta cr authorities. term of office 4 years, maximum of 2 consecutive terms.


the research council

the research council conceptual authority of ta cr. research council has twelve members, appointed , dismissed government on proposal of council research, development , innovation (r&d&i council). term of office 4 years. chairman of research council , deputy chairman of council appointed , removed government on proposal of r&d&i council.


the sectoral commissions

the sectoral commissions advisory authorities assess , evaluate project proposals applying financial support research, experimental development , innovation public funds.







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