The European Parliament has recently published a study on gender budgeting prepared by Blomeyer & Sanz. The study is an update of a research study entitled ‘The EU budget for gender equality’. The study focuses on progress made since 2015 in gender budgeting, as an essential tool and a process to make sure that government spending and revenue decisions observe the principle of equality between women and men. The presentation to the European Parliament took place in Brussels on the 7 of March.