A/HRC/11/6 page 29 (d) Factor in VAW, its causes and consequences in financing for development initiatives, including the Gender Equality Fund and other partnerships devoted to new institutional mechanisms, research, data and action plans; (f) Adopt gender-responsive budgeting strategies at local, national and international levels. 89. Monitoring progress as follows: (a) Ensure that economic stimulus and reconstruction/recovery packages do not privilege physical over social infrastructure investment and/or support for men’s over women’s jobs, and full-time over part-time economic opportunities in different economic sectors; (b) Establish intermediary institutions to manage and monitor the rights of foreign domestic workers; (c) Use cross-national data on trends or patterns that reveal linkages between VAW and women’s socio-economic status (i.e. control over income and productive resources) and monitor over time throughout an individual or family’s life cycle. 90. In the field of transnational cooperation: (a) Invest in public services and infrastructure to create jobs, improve productivity and revive economic demand; (b) Develop mechanisms to hold non-State actors, including corporations and international organizations accountable for human rights violations and for instituting gender-sensitive approaches to their activities and policies; (c) rights; Channel international assistance for the realization of economic and social (d) Establish transnational mechanisms to promote and protect the full range of women’s rights and eliminate VAW.