Consumer organisations and Non-Government organisations play an important role in consumer education.

Answer: Yes, consumer organisations and NGOs educate and protect consumers and represent their interests.

• They create awareness among consumers about their rights and responsibilities through seminars, workshops, exhibitions and campaigns.
• They publish magazines, booklets and reports with information on product quality, comparative testing and consumer laws.
• They guide and help consumers in filing complaints before consumer commissions and may file complaints on their behalf.
• They test products in laboratories and publish results, and expose unfair trade practices, adulteration and false advertising.
• They represent consumers on government committees and press for better consumer protection laws.
• They encourage consumers to insist on standardised products and proper bills.

Thus, consumer organisations and NGOs play an important role in consumer education.