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Registration Number

0225U003045, (0124U001755) , R & D reports

Title

Methodological principles of consolidation of land plots in the post-war period

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Дослідження стану землекористування та просторових характеристик земельних ділянок повоєнний період

Head

Malashevskyi Mykola A., Кандидат технічних наук

Registration Date

09-05-2025

Organization

Institut of Land Use NAAS Ukraine

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The aim of the project is to scientifically substantiate and develop methodological recommendations for land consolidation in the postwar period. The project plans to investigate spatial problems of land use, priority areas for improving approaches to land consolidation in Ukraine, taking into account the peculiarities of the post-war situation.

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The object of the study is agricultural land, which plays a key role in ensuring food security and the sustainable development of rural areas. The aim of the work is to justify the theoretical and practical foundations for the consolidation of agricultural land in Ukraine in order to increase the efficiency of land use, optimize the structure of agricultural production, and improve the environmental condition of the territory. The main objectives of the study include: analyzing the essence, goals, and approaches to land consolidation; identifying and specifying the preconditions for agricultural land consolidation through the analysis of environmental issues, socio-economic conditions of rural residents, and the fragmentation of land ownership; studying international experience in land consolidation based on the classification of its main types; substantiating the advantages and disadvantages of global approaches; evaluating the potential for adapting international practices to Ukrainian realities; developing recommendations for implementing land consolidation projects in Ukraine. As a result of the study, practical recommendations were proposed to restructure agricultural land ownership in a way that improves the ecological situation, promotes rational land use, and revitalizes rural settlements. The conclusions made can help avoid negative consequences associated with continued land fragmentation. The results can be applied in pilot projects, regional program development, future scientific research, and educational materials for landowners, as well as to support their initiatives within current legal frameworks.

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Ibatullin Shamil I.
Bratinova Mariia V.
Derkulskyi Roman Yu.
Dorosh Andrii Yo.
Palekha Yurii M.
Riabova Yuliia P.
Sakal Oksana V.

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2025-05-09