What regulation promotes voluntary blood donation and ensures a sufficient supply of safe blood?

The regulation that promotes voluntary blood donation and ensures a sufficient supply of safe blood is Republic Act (RA) 7719, also known as the "National Blood Services Act of 1994." This law establishes a comprehensive framework for the provision of blood services in the Philippines, emphasizing the importance of voluntary non-remunerated blood donation. It aims to create a reliable and safe blood supply and make sure that blood donors are appreciated and encouraged to contribute without any financial incentive.

RA 7719 addresses the need for blood safety and availability by requiring that blood donation programs operate under regulatory oversight, ensuring that all collected blood meets safety standards before distribution for medical use. This law also designates the Department of Health as the lead agency to oversee all blood donation initiatives, which reinforces the accountability and reliability of blood services across the country.

The other laws listed do not specifically target blood donation or blood services. For instance, RA 8504 focuses on the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS, RA 9003 is about ecological solid waste management, and RA 7170 pertains to the donation of organs for transplantation. These laws, while important in their respective areas, do not have the same focus on blood donation and ensuring safe blood supply as RA 7719 does