LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC (ON EXAMPLE OF THE AYYL AIMAKS OF THE CHUI REGION)
The research discusses unsolved problems in the management of land resources by municipalities of the Chui region of the Kyrgyz Republic. It is shown that the legal basis for the formation and development of the land market was created in the Republic. However, land reforms in the Republic have led to a strong fragmentation of land and the predominance of small-scale peasant and farm agriculture with low productivity and mainly subsistence farming. Attention is drawn to the fact that offence of land legislation on land provision has become a systemic phenomenon in the Republic, including for tendering on sale of the ground areas or sale of the right to the conclusion of contracts of rent of the ground areas, as well as well as land transformation and land use. The author gives recommendations for optimizing management of municipal land resources to the state bodies of the republic.