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HR Award and technology transfer at CDV

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On 20 January 2020, the Transport Research Centre, committed itself to the principles enshrined in the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers. On 6 September 2021, we received the HR Award, which the European Commission grants to research institutions that implement and continuously develop the HRS4R (Human Resources Strategy for Researchers) strategy.

Through a series of follow-up action plans, we are continuously implementing measures aimed at creating a high-quality, transparent and open working environment for researchers and other staff. We regularly assess the progress made, respond to the institution’s new needs and the requirements of the European Union, and develop our human resources policy in line with the HRS4R principles.

We are currently finalising the evaluation of the second action plan and preparing a new action plan, which will build on the measures implemented to date and set out further objectives for the development of personnel policy, working conditions, recruitment, professional development and support for research careers. Our aim is to continue to uphold the principles of the European Charter for Researchers and to contribute to the creation of an attractive working environment that meets European standards.

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Total number of employees

128

Number of researchers

32%

Representation of women in research

Statistics valid as at 31 December 2025.

Man and wmen aorking together at a computer

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Benefits of the strategy for researchers:

  • improved quality of human resources management,

  • development of professional growth for researchers,

  • creation of conditions for better career growth in research and development,

  • increased prestige of the research institution for its employees,

  • guaranteed high-quality recruitment and selection of new researchers

  • connection to a Europe-wide network of research organizations, international attractiveness,

  • obtaining research funding from European and domestic research support programs and advantages in TAČR, Horizon Europe, and other programs.

Members of the HR Award working group

Jana Mazálková

Jana Mazálková

Head od Human Resources
Iveta Pešková

Iveta Pešková

HR Specialist, HR Award Admin
Helena Bojanovská

Helena Bojanovská

HR Specialist, Gender Equality Coordinator
Martina Coufalová

Martina Coufalová

Project Economist
Eva Kšicová

Eva Kšicová

Researcher, Head of Transport Space Design Dept.
Zdeněk Dytrt

Zdeněk Dytrt

Researcher, Head of Transport Planning and Sustainable Mobility Dept.
Igor Mikolášek

Igor Mikolášek

Researcher in Road Transport and ITS Dept.
Veronika Peťková

Veronika Peťková

Head of Marketing
Roman Ličbinský

Roman Ličbinský

Division of Sustainable Transport and Transport Structures Diagnostics Director

Adéla Svejkovská

Researcher in Hydrogen Technologies Dept.
Roman Čampula

Roman Čampula

Head of IT

The activities of the working group and the implementation of individual phases are supervised by the institution's management, which consists of the directors of research divisions and support departments.

HRATT Project

The achievement of the HR Award was one of the key activities of the project HR Award and Technology Transfer at CDV (HRATT, reg. no. CZ.02.2.69/0.0/0.0/18_054/0014641), implemented under the OP VVV call for proposals ‘Capacity Building for Research and Development II’. The project ran from 1 January 2020 to 30 June 2023.

The project focused on improving the quality of the institution’s human resources management, thereby enabling the Transport Research Centre to be presented as an advanced and modern research institution. Activities were aimed at supporting the institution’s strategic and human resources management, developing international cooperation, and raising awareness of and interest in research activities among selected target groups.

More about the project

Documents

Action_plan_2020-2022 (PDF; 308.53 KB)

Action_plan_2023-2026 (PDF; 161.62 KB)

GAP analysis (PDF; 990.55 KB)

OTM-R-policy 2020 (PDF; 214 KB)

OTM-R-policy 2023 (PDF; 232.17 KB)

Procedure for the Recruitment of Researchers (PDF; 191.97 KB)

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Equality between women and men

Fair and safe working environment

The Gender Equality Plan (GEP) promotes equal opportunities for women and men in research and in the workplace. It focuses on organizational culture, recruitment and career advancement, balanced representation in management, integration of the gender dimension into research, and prevention of gender-based violence.

More about the Gender Equality Plan

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