The main goal guiding this research is to improve gender equality outcomes. The hypothesis of this research is that better gender-related financial and programmatic information will help relevant stakeholders direct (or redirect), coordinate, and address funding gaps, and to hold donors accountable to global gender equality commitments. This is expected to contribute to more effective funding of gender equality programmes, and in turn to better gender equality outcomes on a national and global level. The purpose of this project is to establish a solid evidence-base on how much is being spent on gender, on what projects and in which sectors, and what results gender equality projects are achieving in-country, including whether resources are targeted to meet identified gender priorities. The findings of this research will inform recommendations to improve the publication of such gender aid data. Using information gathered from data and in-country interviews, we will produce a report which evaluates the achievements and challenges of various agricultural approaches in three countries: Kenya, Guatemala and Nepal