ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF LAND RESOURCES WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF BAZARYANKA TUZLIVSKA RURAL COMMUNITY BELGOROD-DNISTROVSKY DISTRICT ODESA REGION BY TYPES OF DESIGNATED USE

In the course of the study, a consistent analysis of the distribution of land resources in the village of Bazaryanka by types of intended use was carried out. At the first stage of the study, an analysis of the current distribution of land within the village by types of intended use was carried out. It was established that the land fund of the area is divided into five main categories, in accordance with the requirements of Article 19 of the Land Code of Ukraine. The next stage involved studying the composition of agricultural and non-agricultural lands, determining their areas and proportions. Agricultural lands dominate the land fund, with a total area of 814,40 ha. They include: arable land (511,78 ha), pastures (34,52 ha), and perennial plantings (268,10 ha). Non-agricultural lands occupy a comparatively smaller share – 36,04 ha, including lands for economic roads and lanes (18,74 ha), protective forest strips (15,52 ha), and farm buildings and courtyards (1,78 ha). The final stage was the study of land ownership forms. It was found that the largest share is held by privately owned lands – 823,37 ha, which indicates the active involvement of the private sector in land resource use. The results of the study contribute to the understanding of the importance of proper land distribution, which is the foundation of effective, legal, and environmentally safe land use.