Since 2018, the State Budget Law includes a provision on gender budgeting. According to its recent formulation (article 16), the budgets of public services should incorporate a gender perspective, by identifying the programs, activities, or measures to be submitted to an analysis in terms of impact on women and women; in this context, services must publicize the administrative disaggregated by sex.  � For this purpose, services must fill in and submit a specific annex when preparing their budgets (called Annex IX-A � gender budgeting). However, adhesion to this annex has been low and reveals a lack of knowledge on how to assess gender impact and reflect gender concerns on expenditure and revenue.