In 2017 the Swedish National Financial Management Authority conducted an analysis if resource allocation from a gender equality perspective, by looking at large reforms in the national budget 2015-2016. This task was commissioned by the government to enhance gender budgeting in the national budget. The analysis by the National Financial Management Authority found that there were gendered differences in resource allocation of specific reforms, but that was insufficient data to overarching and complete gender impact assessment of the reforms. The analysis by the Agency shed light of the importance to enhance sex-disaggregated data collection, and also pointed to the importance of steer and target group analysis when reforms are designed, to ensure gender responsive outcomes.