The establishment of institutional mechanism have become essential for the implementation and protection of women's human rights. Governments change and existing machineries with them. Women's NGOs therefore demand that national machineries are based on legislation and implemented at the ministerial level. Relevant and qualified NGOs should be consulted and recognized as partners for government bodies, unlike the present reality. The economic transition to the free market has had a negative impact on these women, especially through the process of privatization.
Women are among the first to lose their jobs, and the last to obtain new employment.
Many women are working in jobs that do not utilize their education and professional skills. Many struggle in the informal sector, without benefits and protection. In some countries, women are frequently exposed to sexual harassment while also struggling to maintain their jobs. The NGOs call upon the governments to counterbalance the negative impacts of privatization and globalization on women workers. Social security and pension laws must also ensure support for women in the informal sector.