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AN ACT PROMOTING AND STRENGTHENING FILIPINO DESIGN
Republic Act No. 10557
May 15, 2013
Case Overview and Summary
Summary of Republic Act No. 10557 (Philippine Design Competitiveness Act of 2013)Objectives and Policy (Section 2-3):
- Enhance competitiveness and innovation of Philippine products
- Create market-responsive design services
- Advocate for economic and environmental sustainability
- Promote a design and creativity-driven economy and society
- Protect intellectual property rights for design ideas and innovations
Renaming and Mandate of Design Center (Section 4):
- Product Development and Design Center of the Philippines (PDDCP) renamed to Design Center of the Philippines
- Attached to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
- Mandated to:
- Promote design for improving product quality, competitiveness, and branding
- Conduct research on product design, trends, materials, and technologies (Section 4b)
- Develop and promote designs of Philippine products and services, including SMEs (Section 4c)
- Conduct seminars, workshops, exhibitions, and publish design materials (Section 4d-f)
- Ensure protection of Filipino design ideas and outputs (Section 4g)
- Promote design education nationwide (Section 4h)
- Promote Philippine design locally and globally (Section 4i)
Powers and Functions of Design Center (Section 4):
- Formulate National Design Policy (NDP) aligned with economic agenda (Section 4(1))
- Formulate 5-year plans in line with NDP (Section 4(2))
- Coordinate, monitor, assess, and update NDP implementation (Section 4(3-4))
- Collaborate internationally on design policies and practices (Section 4(5))
- Establish dialogue with designers on policy implementation (Section 4(6))
- Provide forum for design stakeholders on emerging issues (Section 4(7))
- Promote design profession and value of design (Section 4(8))
- Build design awareness through exhibitions, conferences, competitions, etc. (Section 4(9))
- Promote intellectual property rights awareness (Section 4(10))
- Establish public creative zones (Section 4(11))
- Create networks for design dialogues and workshops (Section 4(12))
- Identify public-private collaborations on design (Section 4(13))
- Conduct design-led approaches for socioeconomic and environmental challenges (Section 4(14))
- Push for design and innovation in government (Section 4(15))
- Maintain sustainable design standards (Section 4(16))
- Employ design for communicating country's identity (Section 4(17))
- Create skill development and mentoring system for SMEs (Section 4(18))
- Undertake research on Philippine design strengths and assets (Section 4(19))
Design Advisory Council (DAC) (Section 5-7):
- Public-private partnership to advise Design Center
- Composed of 15 members from government agencies and 6 from private sector
- Co-chaired by DTI Secretary and private sector representative
- Advise on policies for enhancing competitiveness and innovation
- Review and promote design-related policies
- Liaise among design stakeholders
- Advise design education institutions on curriculum development
National Design Policy Goals (Section 9):
- Global Competitiveness:
- Elevate Philippine designs to global standards through collaboration (Section 9(a)(1))
- Enhance competitiveness and innovation of products and services (Section 9(a)(2))
- Create distinctive identity and branding for Philippine designs (Section 9(a)(3))
- Build capabilities of Filipino designers through training and collaboration (Section 9(a)(4))
- Provide opportunities for showcasing Filipino designers' talent (Section 9(a)(5))
- Institutionalize and Promote Design Culture:
- Encourage original designs blending native aesthetics and global trends (Section 9(b)(1))
- Promote understanding of diverse Philippine cultures for design concepts (Section 9(b)(2))
- Enhance product quality and productivity through design (Section 9(b)(3))
- Create design awareness among manufacturers and SMEs (Section 9(b)(4))
- Conduct programs for solving problems through design-led approaches (Section 9(b)(5))
- Establish networks for knowledge exchange and capability development (Section 9(b)(6))
- Encourage collaboration among design industry stakeholders (Section 9(b)(7))
- Create Environment for Demand for Good Design:
- Ensure balance of supply and demand in design industry (Section 9(c)(1))
- Promote appreciation for good design among citizens, businesses, and government (Section 9(c)(2))
- Create linkages to encourage employment and investment in good design (Section 9(c)(3))
- Design Protection:
- Promote Philippine designs through intellectual property rights registration (Section 9(d)(1))
- Encourage culture of creating and protecting intellectual property in design (Section 9(d)(2))
- Design Education and Professional Development:
- Elevate design education and research to global standards (Section 9(e)(1))
- Invest in infrastructure and technology for design (Section 9(e)(2))
- Establish collaboration among industry, designers, and academe (Section 9(e)(3))
- Inculcate value of good design among youth through curriculum (Section 9(e)(4))
- Institutionalize Design as Problem-Solving Tool:
- Conceptualize design-related approaches for economic growth and development (Section 9(f)(1))
- Seek design solutions for social innovation and environmental sustainability (Section 9(f)(2))
- Expand awareness on benefits of strategic use of design in business and government (Section 9(f)(3))
- Encourage government investment in increasing competitiveness of Philippine design (Section 9(f)(4))
Design Industries Linkages with Education System (Section 10):
- DepED, CHED, and TESDA to formulate measures for connecting arts, culture, education, and training
- Harness potentials of youth in design creativity and innovation
Appropriations and Implementation (Section 11-15):
- Initial implementation charged against current PDDCP appropriations (Section 11)
- Subsequent funding included in annual General Appropriations Act (Section 11)
- DTI to issue implementing rules and regulations within 60 days (Section 12)
- Repeals inconsistent laws, decrees, executive orders, rules and regulations (Section 13)
- Separability clause for unconstitutional provisions (Section 14)
- Effectivity 15 days after publication in Official Gazette or newspapers (Section 15)
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AN ACT PROMOTING AND STRENGTHENING FILIPINO DESIGN
Republic Act No. 10557
•May 15, 2013
Republic of the PhilippinesCONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINESMetro Manila
Fifteenth CongressThird Regular Session
Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twenty-third day of July, two thousand twelve.
REPUBLIC ACT No. 10557
AN ACT PROMOTING AND STRENGTHENING FILIPINO DESIGN, PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE A NATIONAL DESIGN POLICY AND RENAMING THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES INTO THE DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:
Section 1. Short Title. – This Act shall be known as the "Philippine Design Competitiveness Act of 2013″.
Section 2. Statement of Policy. – It is the declared policy of the State to enhance the competitiveness and innovation of Philippine products, create market-responsive design services, while advocating for economic and environmental sustainability. The State shall also endeavor to promote an economy and society driven by design and creativity responsive to our fast-changing times and reflective of the Filipino culture and identity, while concurrently advocating the protection of intellectual property rights...
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Statutes
Republic Acts
Philippine design
National Design Policy
Design Center of the Philippines
Design Advisory Council
Design competitiveness
Design innovation
Design protection
Design education
Product design
Product development
Filipino products
SMEs
Intellectual property rights
Design exhibitions
Design seminars
Design workshops
Design publications
Design trends
Design materials
Design processing technologies
Republic of the PhilippinesCONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINESMetro Manila
Fifteenth CongressThird Regular Session
Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twenty-third day of July, two thousand twelve.
REPUBLIC ACT No. 10557
AN ACT PROMOTING AND STRENGTHENING FILIPINO DESIGN, PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE A NATIONAL DESIGN POLICY AND RENAMING THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES INTO THE DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:
Section 1. Short Title. – This Act shall be known as the "Philippine Design Competitiveness Act of 2013″.
Section 2. Statement of Policy. – It is the declared policy of the State to enhance the competitiveness and innovation of Philippine products, create market-responsive design services, while advocating for economic and environmental sustainability. The State shall also endeavor to promote an economy and society driven by design and creativity responsive to our fast-changing times and reflective of the Filipino culture and identity, while concurrently advocating the protection of intellectual property rights...
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