Includes bibliographical references. Illo, J. F. I., Encinas-Franco, J., Villasenor, J. M. R., Leyesa, M. D. L., & de los Trino, F. C. I. (2010). Accounting for gender results: a review of the Philippine GAD budget policy. Quezon City, Philippines: Women and Gender Institute, Miriam College.

Part 1: Overview -- Chapter 1: Background and framework -- Chapter 2: Trends and patterns of budget implementation -- Part 2: Cases -- Chapter 3: The department of transportation and communications -- Chapter 4: The department of environment and natural resources -- Chapter 5: The department of labor and employment -- Chapter 6: The department of public works and highways -- Chapter 7: The department of agriculture -- Chapter 8: The department of education -- Part 3: Learning from the cases -- Chapter 9: Budgeting and spending for results

"Accounting for gender results confronts the politics of claiming and allocation of state resources through the gender and development (GAD) budget policy to promote the twin goals of gender equality and women's empowerment. Mastering the technical requirements of gender planning and budgeting and of budget execution and accounting is an important part of the struggle. The GAD budget, however, is not just a technical process, or a matter of compliance. It is an initiative that seeks to support efforts to transform government bureaucracies. This means ensuring that agencies which are mandated to provide services do so in ways that are sensitive and respond to gender needs of women and men." - From the Book.