Modernisation of state land monitoring system as a basis for management decisions in post-war reconstruction process

The research relevance is determined by the need to modernise the state land monitoring system in Ukraine in the context of post-war reconstruction, when sustainable development of territories, food security and social cohesion directly depend on the quality, efficiency and adaptability of management decisions. The study aimed to justify the possibilities of applying the Agile paradigm as a conceptual basis for updating state land monitoring and monitoring of land relations in the post-war period. The study used a narrative review of scientific sources, analysis of the regulatory framework, elements of the case method and conceptual modelling. As a result, the study determined that the modern system of state land monitoring in Ukraine is fragmentary, has limited data integration, is insufficiently adapted to the conditions of the war and post-war period, and has weak institutional coordination, which reduces the effectiveness of management decisions. The study argues that the combination of the principles of Strong Land Governance, digitalisation, stakeholder and polycentric approaches creates the preconditions for the transition from static monitoring models to adaptive iterative systems. The concept of Sustainable Agile Land Management was proposed, which integrates resilience, adaptive management and institutional change, prioritising the use of geospatial data in near real time. A conceptual framework for sustainable land management in post-war Ukraine and a model of an Agile ecosystem for monitoring and managing land resources with a stakeholder core have been developed, demonstrating the logic of interaction between monitoring, auditing and management decision-making. The study demonstrated that the Agile approach can ensure a rapid response to the risks of land degradation, incorporating the local context and ensuring the coordination of environmental, economic and social development goals. The practical value of the study results is determined by the possibility of using the proposed approach and models as a methodological basis for modernising state land monitoring and supporting management decisions in the process of post-war reconstruction of Ukraine