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In 2017 we set out our ten-year ambitions for bringing about change in Fife.
These are still our long-term ambitions.
In 2012 we carried out a three-year review of the Plan for Fife, combined with our experience from the Covid-19 pandemic.
We sharpened our focus on the priorities for recovery and renewal.
We reviewed the position again and decided to retain those focussed commitments for 2024-2027. The pandemic has passed, but its legacy, and the increasing cost of living, are part of everyday life.
The latest Strategic Assessment shows that Fife continues to face persistent issues which are causing social, economic and environmental harm to people and communities.
2014
Fairer Fife Commission established to: "Take a strategic overview of the scale, scope and nature of poverty in Fife and the effectiveness of activity currently undertaken to address such poverty."
2015
The Commission's report "Fairness Matters" was published on November 30, 2015 listing over 40 recommendations to deliver a "significantly fairer Fife by 2030.
2017
For the first time in Fife there’s one Plan for the future of public services – setting out our ten-year ambitions for bringing about change in Fife.
2021
We carried out a three-year review of the Plan for Fife, combined with our experience from the Covid-19 pandemic. We sharpened our focus on the priorities for recovery and renewal.
2022
A series of focused conversations on public service redesign involving 100 leaders across the Fife Partnership.
2024
We reviewed the position again and decided to retain those focussed commitments for 2024-2027. The pandemic has passed, but its legacy, and the increasing cost of living, are part of everyday life.
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