Supporting communities in land management implies the implementation of best land management practices, training beneficiaries of legal decisions regarding land, demonstration of international experience in related issues, etc.
"The activities under the project will help communities in all regions of Ukraine to introduce modern land management tools in the context of new land legislation on spatial planning of land use and deregulation in the field of land relations," says the Ministry of agrarian policy.
"Territorial communities have received a number of powers through the decentralization and land reform. Now they are responsible for the spatial planning of their territories, land management, control over their unauthorized seizure, and targeted use. These powers form the potential for the economic success of communities, which depends on the awareness of community leaders and specialists. on new possibilities of legislation and possession of practical tools to achieve the goals. Understanding these tasks and needs, the program will support communities on this path. We have supported the project Supporting Communities in Land Management, which involves the best specialists in the field of spatial planning, land law, geodesy, and land management, which will provide assistance to communities in the implementation of modern land management tools in the context of new land legislation on spatial planning of land use and deregulation in the field of land relations," Ksenia Sydorkina, director of the USAID agrarian and rural development program.
"The public union UkrGeo is implementing a project, we aim to increase the capacity of territorial communities through knowledge of land legislation with simple and affordable tools. We will help in invest.com/investing-in-ukraine/service-for-investors/organize-a-business/" rel="dofollow">organizing communication between communities and state institutions, prepare proposals for solving problematic issues of land relations at the national or legislative level, and much more," Roman Chelnokov, chairman of the board of Ukrgeo.
