French Green Budgeting was initiated in 2017 in the « Paris Collaborative on Green Budgeting » and follows, among others, transparency objectives. It aims to estimate the environmental impact of budgetary and fiscal expenditures of the French Finance Bill.  A report was published by two ministries inspection services in 2019 proposing a methodology to establish a Green Budget. It assessed most of government expenses in light of the 6 environmental objectives. A working group of different experts of the Finance and Environment ministries was subsequently created which ended up with the first edition of French Green Budget published in October 2020. As of 2022, the role of this working group is among others to improve and update the qualitative environmental assessments of government across the 6 objectives, in particular taking into account the state of the art or latest scientific reports, and to tag the new expenses.  The links to the last French Green Budgeting (published in October 2021, for the projected 2022 expenses) and to the detailed qualitative environmental assessments of all government expenses (in open data) are the following :  https://www.budget.gouv.fr/documentation/documents-budgetaires/exercice-2022/le-projet-de-loi-de-finances-et-les-documents-annexes-pour-2022/rapport-sur-limpact-environnemental-du-budget-de-letat  https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/projet-de-loi-de-finances-pour-2022-plf-2022-donnees-du-rapport-sur-limpact-environnemental-du-budget-de-letat/