Comparative Analysis of Ukrainian and Canadian Legislation Regulating the Land Management
Journal Title: Journal of Policy & Governance - Year 2021, Vol 1, Issue 01
Abstract
Land management activities in Ukraine are at the stage of gradual legislative reform, which takes place through deregulation and simplification of land management procedures. The analysis of Canada's practical experience in regulating land management activities allows Ukraine to create a single organization consisting of committees on certain land management issues, which will contribute to the development and effective work in this area.
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Valeriia Borzenkova
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