At the current stage of land relations reforming, the issue of effective land consolidation implementation has arised. There are challenges of geospatial data sets development which could facilitate effective land consolidation; and the challenge of the quality of such data. The need of supplementing thematic geospatial data sets, the removal of semantical, topological, and logical mistakes has been substantiated. Adaptation to agricultural land market, the development of specialized geoportals which could display distribution among land owners and users, restrictions on land area owned by one person, etc. is necessary. Geospatial data infrastructure platform development is an especially important process over the course of decentralisation of power and as a support to individual land consolidation initiatives, the devolution of powers and authority to local communities.
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