natural resources.

The article delves into the critical issues surrounding land reform in Ukraine, highlighting its
significance as a national asset. The authors examine the historical background and the legal
challenges in transitioning Ukraine’s agricultural land into a functional market economy. With
agriculture being a cornerstone of the country’s economy, comprising over 68% of its total land area,
reforming land relations has become essential for Ukraine’s sustainable development.

The article is devoted to the analysis of administrative and legal principles of management in the field of ensuring environmental safety of the state. 

The object of administrative and legal regulation has been established – social relations in the form of behavior and actions of people that take place in connection with the provision of public authorities, environmental rights and freedoms of man and citizen, the interests of society and the state in this area.

In the field of waste management, Ukraine is far behind the EU countries, which is, in particular, a consequence of the existing linear model of the economy, and creates significant risks for the environment and the population.