Health 10 – Quarter 1 Module 4
National and International
Government Agencies that
Implement Programs for Consumer
Protection
Learning Competencies
• 1. Identify agencies for consumer protection
(H10CH-Ief-27)
• 2. Participate in programs for consumer
welfare (HC10CHIgh-28)
• Objectives:
• - Define consumer protection
• - Determine national and international
agencies
Definition: Consumer Protection
• Consumer protection is safeguarding buyers
from unfair practices.
• It is often backed by laws that prevent fraud
and misleading acts.
• In the Philippines, the Consumer Protection
Group (CPG) enforces these laws.
National Agencies and Their
Responsibilities
• - DTI: Manufactured products
• - NTC: Telecom services
• - DOH: Health products
• - DA: Fertilizers & pesticides
• - NFA: Rice
• - DENR: Ozone-depleting substances
• - DepEd: Consumer education
• - BSP: Financial institutions
International Agency
• - WHO: International public health
• They help protect consumers from health-
related risks globally.
Programs by DTI
• - e-Presyo: Online price monitoring
• - Bagwis Award: Recognizing responsible
businesses
• - Konsyumer Atbp.: Consumer education radio
program
Filing a Complaint
• Steps:
• 1. Write a letter with:
• - Name and contact info
• - Clear problem statement
• - Expected resolution
• - Proof of transaction
• 2. Submit via email or in person to DTI-FTEB
Performance Task Options
• Create any of the following:
• - Song
• - Poem
• - Poster
• - Brochure
• Each with rubrics for evaluation based on
content, creativity, and presentation.
Assessment: Sample Questions
• 1. Which agency handles telecom complaints?
(NTC)
• 2. What is the area of concern of DOH?
(Health products)
• 3. Which agency promotes consumer
education? (DepEd)
• 4. Where to report unfair prices? (DTI)