The implementation of green budgeting implies the involvement of numerous areas within the Federal Ministry of Finance (upload 1). It is important to note that all the green budgeting components are not only purely oriented to the financial perspective (input perspective), but that this financial perspective is also supplemented by the impact dimension (impact perspective). Due to its impact indicators, the transparency database (TDB) of the Federal Ministry of Finance serves as a tool for linking the input perspective with the impact perspective.  For the implementation of Green Budgeting Austria uses a stepwise approach. Numerous projects and processes in context of Green Budgeting are currently being developed and conducted at the MoF.  Based on the OECD and EC Green Budgeting frameworks the GB focal point at the MoF developed a Green Budgeting working definition and a Green Budgeting methodology. The developed methodology consists of 6 steps – 3 steps are connected to the input perspective, the other 3 steps to the impact perspective (upload 2).   Next steps: Publication of Spending Review module 1 (Analysis of the climate and energy policy funding and incentive landscape) - September 2022 -> first release of the Austrian Green Budgeting methodology Publication of the climate and environmental enclosure of the federal budget - November 2022 -> contains the current status of Green Budgeting  Publication of the long-term budget forecast including the climate module - December 2022 Process (within ministries and stakeholders) for expansion an deepening of the green budgeting methodology - 2022/2023 Results of the project to estimate the greenhouse gas effects - from 2023