ORGANIZATION OF CZECHOSLOVAK INDUSTRIAL PLANNING

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• Sequence Number: 335
• Publication Date: October 16, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
Newspaper and periodical as indicated.
ORGANIZATION OF CZECHOSLOVAK INDUSTRIAL PLANNING
CLASSIFIES PLAN ACTIVITIES FOR 1951 -- Prague Hospodar, 15 Jun 50
All types of activities in society can be classified into activities of pro-
duction, security and rdministration, or services. For planning and statistical
purposes, each of then three groups is further divided into economic sectors,
which include affilia_-d types of activities and which serve for top-level na-
tional economic surveys.
There are the following economic sectors:
Production
Industry
Agriculture and Forestry
Construction
Transportation (services and supply of parts)
Security and State Administration
Security
Public Administrative Services
Services
Trade
Finance
Health and Sovial Services
Cuituie and search
Local Administration
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COUNTRY Czechoslovakia
SUBJECT Economic - Planning0 organization
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PUBLISHED Daily newspaper; monthly periodical
WHERE
PUBL'ISHED' Prague
DATE
PUBLISHED
LANGUAGE
DATE OF
INFORMATION 1949 - 1950
DATE DIST. /1 Oct 1950
NO. OF PAGES 6
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The economic sectors are divided into various branches which include the
more homogeneous types of'activities. The breakdown into branches is the basic
devision of activity types for planning and statistical purposes. The follow-
ing ministries and central offices make up the plans of the various branches:
Industrial Branches
1.' Mining
2. Power
3. Metallurgical
4. Heavy Machinery
5. Vehicles and Aircraft
6. Precision Machinery
7. Light Metals
8. Chemical
9. Construction Materials and Ceramics
10. Glass
11. Wood
12. Paper
13. Textiles and Clothing
14. Leatherworking and Rubber
15. Scrap Collection
16. Polygraphic
17. Phonograph
18. Film
19. Sugar
20. Starch
21. Candy
22. Distilling
23. Brewing
24. Fruit and Vegetable Products
,25. Flour'Milling
26. Stockyards; Meat and Fish Products
27. Oils and Fats
8. Dairy
Ministry Which Makes Up the Plan
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Industrial Branches (Contd)
29. Refrigeration and Freezing
30, Tobacco and Salt
31. Health
Agricultural and Forestry Branches
Ministry Which Makes Up the Plan
32. Agriculture Agriculture
33. Forestry Agriculture
34. Purchase of Agricultural Products Food
Construction Branches
35. Construction Planning
36. Actual Construction
37. Production of Construction Units
and Semimanufactures
Transportation Branches
38. Railroads Transportation
39, Highways
40, Waterways
41. Airways
42. Municipal
43.' Postal
Public Service Branches
44. Administration of Public Administration Interior
45. Technical Services of Public Administration Technology
46. Activity-of Public Institutions Interior
Trade Branches
47.
Internal Trade Internal Trade
48.
Drug Distribution Health.
49.
Press Distribution Information and Enlightenment
50.
Distribution of Phonograph
51.
Records, Musical Instruments,
and Products of the Phonograph
Industry Information and Enlightenment
Tourist Trade Internal Trade
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Trade Branches(Contd) Ministry'Which'Makes Up.the Plan
52. Foreign Trade Foreign Trade
53. International Transportation
of Goods Foreign Trade
Financial Branches
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55.
Insurance Finance
Health and Social Service Branches
56. Health
57. Sooial Services
Cultural and Research Branches
58. Education, Science, and Art Education, Science, and Art
59. Information and Enlightment Services Information and Enlightenment
60. Physical Education and Sports State Office for. Physical
Education and Sports
61. Church Affairs State Office for Church Affairs
62. Research Center of Scientific Research
Local Management Branches
63.. Local Production
Kraj National Committee
(for the individual kraj)
65. Local Public Establishments
Establishment of Plans of Individual Organizations
1. Individual?enterprises, as well as the central and regional (Slovak)
enterprise managements, will'work out operational plans. These plans are to
include all the production and services performed by the enterprises,.as well
as their labor, material, power, investment, and finance needs; this informa-
tion is to be given for all enterprise components regardless of the type of
activity performed by the components. Organizations directly subordinated to
a ministry will submit their over-all plans to that ministry.
2. The plans of the enterprises and central enterprise managements are
made up on the basis of the plans of the basic planning units, worked out in
accordance with the target figures for 1951 reported by the supervisory organi-
zation and in accordance with the results of. the alternative planning and or-
ganizational aaragements?made in the period of preparations for the composition
of the plan.
Each basic planning unit will work out a performance plan-for its main
activity in accordance with the target figures for the particular branch, a sup-
plementary performance plan for each additional major activity; a requirements
plan, and a financial!plan.
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3, The ministries make up their plans, which include the performances and
needs of all the components supervised by the ministries, and submit them to
the State Planning Office, together with their own plan proposals, worked out
in accordance with the instructions for public administration.
4. Each planning organization submits its entire plan within the time
limits established by the instructions for its main activity.
Establishment of Plars of Brar.^.hes
1. The ministries make up and submit to the State Planning Office plans
of the individual industrial branches., in addition to the plans of performances
and needs of all the subordinate components. In some cases; if required, sum-
maries of important data concerning the entire economic sector may be made up
according to plans in the State Planning Office or the particular ministry.
2. It is necessary that each ministry send the portions of its plan which
concern outside branches to the ministries working out the plans for the vari-
ous branches, so that the proper ministry can make up the plans of the individ-
ual branches. The various ministries will then make uF the branch plans for the
entire branches, regardless.of the organization to which the economic unit per-
forming the activity of the particular branch is subordinated.
3. The plans of the individual branches, submitted to the proper ministries,
will be discussed in the State Planning Office with all the ministries to whom
the units performing the activities of a particular branch are subordinated.. The
ministries will assert their requests and claims in the State Planning Office.
The approved plans of the individual branches determine the shares of the indi-
vidual organizations in the total performance of the particular branch and are
the final basis for the determination of the tasks of individual organizations
in the operational plans which are approved by the cabinet,
Ministry-Planned Units and the Local Management Sector
1. All the planning units not placed in the local management sector are
planned by the individual ministries through the central enterprise managements.
2. The units placed in the local management sector are planned only by the
kraj organizations. The?ministries and the State Planning Office receive only
the summarized reviews of the performances and needs of these units. Only those
communal, public, cooperative, and private units which are engaged chiefly in
caring for the personal needs of the local citizens and in the repair and main-
tenance of buildings and-quarters are to be in the local management sector.
In 1951, the communal and cooperative enterprises whose functions exceed
the limits-of the local management sector will be planned centrally, that is,.
by ministries, through the central and (Slovak) regional enterprise managements
or through the Kraj National Committees; .'Such units will be determined individ-
ually even before the establishment of the 1951 plan,
TO ESTABLISH SCHOOL FOR PLANNERS -- Prague Statisticky Obzor, No 3, Sep 49
The State Planning Office, having determined the continually growing need
for planners in enterprises of all sectors, has urged the establishment of a
one-year shcool_for planners. The school will be established at the commercial
academy in Prague on Resslova Ulice and will train graduates of commercial
academies (college-level economic schools)? industrial schools, and college-
level agricultural schools. The graduates of commercial academies will be
placed in the economic course and the others in the two technical courses.
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A one-or two-semester preparatory school will probably be established for
those students who could not otherwise attend the school because of a lover
level of former education.
Statistics will play an important part among the subjects in the curriculum.
By agreement between the State Planning Office and the State Statistical Office,
the presentation of lectures on statistics has been consigned to the latteris,edu-
cation section. Specialists of'the State Statistical Office will give most of the
various special lectures; About 130,hours will be devoted to statistics.