The study aimed to develop effective management models for the global restoration of local communities in Ukraine in the context of sustainable development of the agricultural sector. The study analysed the main problems of the agricultural sector, such as limited financing, outdated infrastructure facilities, environmental issues in the country, high migration of the population, including soil degradation and water pollution, as well as high migration from rural areas. Based on this data, theoretical models were developed that incorporate local characteristics and resources. One of the key results was the identification of the need to create strategic plans that address the specifics of each region, as well as the active involvement of citizens in the decision-making process. The study proposed to introduce modern agricultural practices, including the use of the latest technologies, such as precision farming and automation of production processes. In addition, the study proposed to create specialised financial funds to support development and attract investment through public-private partnerships. Considerable attention was devoted to improving the skills of agricultural workers through educational programmes and training that would facilitate more effective implementation of the latest technologies and practices. Of particular importance was the development of recommendations for the implementation of environmentally friendly practices that reduce the negative impact on the environment and contribute to the long-term sustainability of the agricultural sector. The study determined that a comprehensive approach to community recovery can significantly impact the economic performance, social justice and environmental sustainability of Ukraine’s agricultural sector. These models will not only provide better living conditions in rural areas but also ensure the stable development of the agricultural sector, which is of strategic importance for the national economy
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