Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control. The project’s name can mean two things: One, that the school is on a fight (LA BAN) against tobacco. And two, that this fight is won through the School’s bans (eskweLA BAN) on tobacco. The strict implementation of the school’s bans contained in DepEd Order no. 48, s. 2016, or the Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control is our strong declaration of the school’s fight against tobacco. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO Help schools win their fight against tobacco by building their capacity to implement the following tobacco control policies and bans, contained in the Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control. THE POLICY BANS In partnership with the Tobacco-Free Kids Action Fund, the Department of Education is conducting a series of activities to strengthen the implementation of the Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control. Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control The project EskweLA BAN sa Sigarilyo aims to build the capacity of the Department of Education to implement DepEd Order no. 48, s. 2016, or the Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Control.
Specifically, the Department Order
facilitates the enforcement of the following policies: Absolute smoking bans in schools and DepEd offices; Ban on the sale of tobacco products in and within the 100- meter perimeter of schools and the prohibition to sell or distribute tobacco products to minors anywhere;
Ban on tobacco advertising within the 100-meter perimeter of
schools; Effective October 18, 2016, the Department Order has institutionalized the following strategies to support of the implementation of the aforementioned policies: Ban on promotional items for minors; Prohibition on the distribution of samples of tobacco products to minors;
Ban on tobacco sponsorships of any school activity;
Prohibition on public officials against receiving any form of contribution directly or indirectly from the tobacco industry; Protection against tobacco industry interference, through measures such as reporting interactions with the tobacco industry, disclosing interests in the tobacco industry, and refusing or rejecting any offers or contributions from the tobacco industry. Information, education, and communication; Cessation interventions; Collaborations, partnerships, and linkages; Capacity building of school officials, personnel and students; and
Monitoring and reporting.
The Department Order covers public and private schools, as well as school heads and management except where provisions are applicable only to public officials. It also applies to all DepEd officials. Laging handa ang aming Child Protection Protection Committee na i- monitor ang pagpapatupad ng mga polisyang may kinalaman sa Tobacco Control at i- report ang mga paglabag sa mga ito Aktibo kmi sa pagpapalaganap ng kaalaman patungkol sa tobacco control sa pamamagitan ng mga gawaain sa loob at labas ng silid aralan. Binibigyang pansin namin ang mga programang makatutulong sa mga mag- aaral at kawaning naninigarilyo na ihinto ang mapaminsalang bisyo. Alisto kaming hindi magkaroon ng anumang kaugnayan sa industriya ng tabako. Sa halip nakikipagtulungan kami sa ibat- ibang stakeholders para Nagdaraos kami ng mga pagsasanay para sa mga kawani at mag aaral, mga magulang at iba pang stakeholders patungkol sa tobacco control RUN FOR A CAUSE/ DEPED EDUCATION WEEK 2016 ILL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO ABSOLUTELY BAN ON SMOKING ACTIVITY SDO BATAAN - SMOKE FREE OFFICE INITIAL EVALUATION FACILITATED BY THE PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICE TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAM INITIAL EVALUATION •RESULTED TO 92. 85% SUCCESS! •FACILITATED BY PHO HEADED BY THE TCP COORDINATOR, MS CATHERINE DJ PELAEZ TOBACCO-FREE KIDS The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is a leading force in the fight to reduce tobacco use and its deadly toll in the United States and around the world. We advocate for public policies proven to prevent kids from smoking, help smokers quit and protect everyone from secondhand smoke. Learn more about our key initiatives. Thank you so much!!!