Aim of the study:
The study aims to establish the effectiveness of land consolidation as an instrument for spatial planning and the sustainable development of territorial communities in Ukraine. Specifically, it focuses on the context of post-war recovery and land use transformation, identifying the necessary organizational and legal foundations for introducing land consolidation to ensure growth in the agricultural sector.

Material and methods:
The theoretical basis of this research draws on scientific works on land consolidation by domestic and international scholars, legislative acts, and analytical data on territorial development. The methodological framework employs a systematic approach, utilizing structural-logical analysis and synthesis to examine the interactions within the land management system.

Results and conclusions:
The study demonstrates that land consolidation is a key mechanism for overcoming fragmentation, improving land use efficiency, and strengthening rural development in Ukraine. It enhances agricultural productivity, supports environmental protection, and upgrades land administration systems. The analysis indicates that modern consolidation must integrate social, economic, and ecological priorities, aligning with spatial planning and ensuring community participation. Given post-war challenges and the lack of a comprehensive legal framework, implementing land consolidation is crucial for beneficial reconstruction, sustainable land management, and the long-term resilience of territorial communities.