6.2.1 As a separate GAD fund to support GAD-focused PAPs; 6.2.2 As fund to support integrating gender perspective in major programs and projects (gender mainstreaming); and 6.2.3 As counterpart fund to support gender-responsive Official Development Assistance (ODA)-funded projects. 6.3 The utilization and outcome of the GAD budget shall be annually monitored and evaluated in terms of its success in influencing the gender-responsive implementation of agency programs funded by the remaining ninety-five percent (95%) budget (MCW Chapter VI, Section 36). 6.4 Attributing agency major programs to the GAD budget. Attribution to the GAD budget of a portion or the whole of the budget of an agency’s major programs is a means toward gradually increasing the gender responsiveness of government programs and budgets. 6.4.1 If an agency intends to attribute a portion or the whole budget of major programs during the GAD planning and budgeting phase, it may subject the program to gender analysis using the HGDG tool. If the agency is not yet trained on the use of the tool, it may include said training in its GPB and may seek the assistance of an expert on gender analysis using the HGDG. 6.4.2 The use of the HGDG will yield a maximum score of 20 points for each program or project. Depending on the score on the HGDG, a percentage of the budget of the agency’s existing and proposed major program may be attributed to the GAD budget as follows: 6