This report is an essential part of “All In Plus: Promoting greater gender equality in sport”, a European Union (EU) and Council of Europe (CoE) joint project. The overarching goal of All In Plus is to highlight the benefits of greater gender equality in sport. The key objectives are to ensure that the relative invisibility of women in sport and the ongoing lack of awareness about gender imbalance in sport and related issues are brought clearly to the forefront. The project is structured around three pillars: f data collection and analysis in six key areas: leadership, coaching and officiating, participation, genderbased violence, media/communication, and gender equality policies and programmes; f updating of an online resource centre containing best practice examples; f media sensitisation. The project covers and standardises data collection in 21 jurisdictions, based on a set of agreed gender equality indicators in six strategic fields: leadership; coaching and officiating; participation; gender-based violence; media/communication; and gender equality policies and programmes. The target groups for the data collection include Ministries/government departments responsible for sport, National Olympic Committees (NOCs), National Paralympic Committees (NPCs), as well as National Federations of Olympic and Paralympic sports. A network of national data collection co-ordinators composed of one representative per country was set up in this regard.