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The Climate Fife Portal shows the practical things Fife is doing to respond to climate change. It shares information about the progress made on the actions set out in our Climate Fife 2024 Strategy and Action Plan.
The portal brings together information from different places and presents it in a simple way. Users can look at data for different years, areas, and sectors, such as transport or energy, to see how things are changing over time.
By sharing clear information, it helps everyone understand how they can play a part in creating a greener, more sustainable future for Fife.
To view the Climate Fife Portal, please visit Climate Fife Portal
Fife Council has developed a ClimateView dashboard to support climate action planning and show how the region is progressing towards net-zero emissions.
The dashboard helps users explore Fife's climate ambitions, understand the actions needed to reduce emissions, and see how different projects contribute to long-term climate targets. It brings together actions from Fife Council strategies, alongside those from our external partners.
ClimateView is a Scotland-wide project funded by The Scottish Government and Scottish Local Authorities. Support is provided through the Scottish Climate Intelligence Service (SCIS). Local authorities are helped to plan, monitor, and track progress using a consistent Scottish approach.
To view our ClimateView dashboard, please visit (LINK HERE)
