While gender disaggregated data is generally available, e.g. from Statistics Iceland there are still data gaps. The gaps are being mapped and addressed.  Furthermore sharing of data across entities can be a challenge.<br><br>A working group on gender disaggregated data was formed in 2020. It�s headed by the MoF but with a very active involvement by the PMO. Other representatives in the group are from the National Statistics Office, Directorate on Gender Equality, Digital Iceland and the city of Reykjav�k. The working group has been mapping overall challenges related to gender-disaggregated data by consulting ministries and government agencies as well as stakeholders from marginalised groups in society (immigrants, people with disabilities, LGBTI). They are also tasked with developing some kind of a handbook on gender-disaggregated data but this work has not started yet. The group is not mapping all the data gaps itself but based on its findings there is increased emphasis on highlighting data gaps and plans to address them in the 2022 Base Report which should be published August 2022.