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Conversations with leadership teams across Fife Partnership will help identify the policy themes to explore so we can define our first set of joint missions for medium-term action.
Based on knowledge and assessment of issues to date, we've identified some themes that might be critical to the first phase of our new collaborative plan. Explore the data and evidence gathered so far from across the partner organisations around these topics below. Other topics might emerge as priorities through the next development phase.
Throughout 2026 we need partners to work together to deepen our shared understanding of issues and opportunities and refine proposals for joint action, success measures and governance from 2027 onwards. You may be asked to take part in this work. It will happen through our existing boards and partnership groups; collective challenge-style workshops with policy and subject experts; and wider thematic conversations.
We'd welcome feedback or suggestions from anyone, at any point in the process - get in touch below.
If you have customer feedback, performance information or any datasets related to these topics that you can't see mentioned here or on the Know Fife data hub, please let us know!
