"[It is necessary, in order to promote women’s effective participation in macroeconomic policy-making (including budgetary, monetary, trade, labour-market, industry, agricultural and rural-development policies)] for governments, in collaboration with civil society, the private sector and other relevant actors ... to intensify education and awareness campaigns in order to influence change in those prejudices and customary attitudes which may reinforce negative attitudes and practices against women." (Quoted from paper)