259 weekend markets have been expanded in order to ease the living pressure of the society regarding the cost of living and to increase the supply of products. In addition, 7 modern agricultural products sales centers including warehouses, wholesale and retail shops were built at the entrances of the city and opened for use at a cost of 15.9 billion birr. By reducing bureaucracy, more than 270,000 new traders have been added to the business system. 18.2 billion birr government subsidies have been provided for transportation, health insurance, food for students and bread production in order to ease the pressure of low-income groups. In addition, when a business corporation with an initial capital of more than 5 billion birr is established; Basic consumer goods, especially sugar and cooking oil, have been distributed equitably. In order to strengthen supply, 825 million Birr indirect loan fund has been given to 11 unions. 24,568 businesses that were found to be illegal were taken action during inspections to ensure legality, and 20,617 were restored to legal status. On the other hand, 1.2 million residents have benefited from the work of urban agriculture and Lemat's legacy to make Addis Ababa productive. Also, 19,507 tenure confirmation maps have been issued to farmers who have been displaced from their possessions and they have been made to invest in them to ensure their benefits. Mayor Adane Abebe