Green Fee Transparency Portal

Demonstration only: every project record on this site is a fictional sample — no real award, awardee, or organization is represented. No government adoption, endorsement, partnership, or deployment is claimed. This portal supports professional review; it makes no funding, eligibility, policy, or enforcement decisions.

Program at a glance Sample data

4Published projects

$785,000Published sample awards

4Islands

4Moku served

Project directory

Published sample records, FY2026. Each project reads in its moku — the traditional land division whose community it serves.
Project	Island	Moku	Program area	Award
Waiola Stream Watershed Restoration Waiola Watershed Hui	Oʻahu	Koʻolaupoko	Watershed Restoration	$185,000
Kaʻū Upland Forest Protection Kaʻū Uplands Cooperative	Hawaiʻi	Kaʻū	Invasive Species	$240,000
Lāhainā Firebreak Greenways Lāhainā Greenways Project	Maui	Lāhainā	Wildfire Resilience	$210,000
Haleleʻa Reef Stewardship & Visitor Program Haleleʻa Reef Stewards	Kauaʻi	Haleleʻa	Coral Reef Stewardship	$150,000

The publication gate

The FY2026 sample registry holds 6 records; 4 are published and appear above. 2 remain draft or validated — they are counted, but they build no pages and export in no feed. Publication is monotonic (draft → validated → published) and human-held: a person publishes, never an automated process. The machine-readable projection releases exactly what the pages show.

Toolkit documents

The method behind the portal, written to be reviewed, printed, and adapted. Each document is print-ready (print to PDF from your browser); editable sources live in the repository.

1 · Overview & Replication

The program purpose, the six-layer architecture, the replication framework, and the FY2026 demonstration cohort as case study.

2 · Registry & Analytics Reference

Record anatomy, the publication lifecycle, outcome metric definition rules, data-quality controls, and the provenance chain.

3 · Responsible Use & Public Access

Human-review controls, permitted and prohibited uses, information boundaries, versioning, release readiness, and accessibility.

How this portal works

Registry update → schema validation → manifest build → site build → publication. The registry governs identity, cohort membership, publication eligibility, and routes; the pipeline is the audit trail (every published change is a reviewed commit); the State's ArcGIS remains the geospatial destination and Power BI the executive-analytics layer. Future funding cohorts (FY2027.json, …) join the registry without dashboard redevelopment.