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प्रश्न
State the role of NGOs and consumer protection.
Explain the role of NGOs in consumer protection.
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उत्तर
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) also play a significant role in consumer protection:
- Capacity Building: Conduct training programmes and build networks to empower communities and consumers.
- Information Dissemination: Publish reports, studies, and newsletters to inform consumers about their rights and market trends.
- Public Interest Litigation: File cases in courts to protect consumers’ interests in matters like environmental protection, safety standards, and misleading advertisements.
- Partnership with Government: Collaborate with government agencies and regulatory bodies to enhance consumer welfare programmes.
- Empower Vulnerable Sections: Focus on marginalised groups like rural consumers, women, and low-income communities to ensure inclusive protection.
- Sustainable Consumption: Promote eco-friendly practices and sustainable consumption patterns among consumers.
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