This online system extensively covers the end-to-end process of market stall inventory management, vendor application and registration, payments and collection management, market analytics, and among others. With the QC MOSS, stallholder applicants can easily view at real-time all available stalls via web or phone. From there, applicants can easily apply online and avoid long physical lines and inconvenient paperwork of a manual process. For existing stallholders, important transactions can also be done online – i.e., stall extension, renewal, repair permits, and even rental payments. The QC MOSS is fully integrated with the city’s Business One Stop Shop to streamline the overall process and ensure a more consolidated and harmonious system for QC.

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Republic Act 9003, or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, provides the necessary policy framework, institutional mechanisms and mandate to the local government units (LGUs) to achieve 25% waste reduction through establishing an integrated solid waste management plan. To adhere to this policy, the Project Zero Waste Public Market was launched, focusing on composting biodegradable waste and recycling non-biodegradable waste. Key initiatives include providing rapid composting machines (RCM) for Kamuning Public Market, Murphy Public Market, and Project 4 Public Market. To house the RCM in the Kamuning Public Market, a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) was constructed. By implementing these measures, the city seeks to promote sustainable waste management practices, reduce landfill reliance, and foster a cleaner and greener environment in line with the objectives of RA 9003.

Rehabilitation of Public Markets is to enhance the physical appearance and facilities as well as to improve the sanitary conditions in the areas of operation of the Public Markets in Quezon City. This is to allow consumers to easily access Public Markets in their area. 

This is a transformative project that focuses on enhancing the infrastructure and functionality of Old Samson Road. This phase aims to improve the road and drainage system, facilitating smoother traffic flow with a one-way vehicular lane and a two-way porter lane. Additionally, 1.2-meter wide sidewalks will be constructed, providing safer and more accessible pedestrian pathways. This ambitious urban renewal initiative seeks to create a more vibrant and efficient market area, catering to both vehicular and pedestrian needs, while fostering economic growth and a better quality of life for the community. 

Public Markets in Quezon City are now Paleng-QR ready. It offers faster and more convenient payment transactions inside the Public Markets in Quezon City. This aims to equip Market Vendors to be future-ready and adapt to the digital payment ecosystem. PalengQR PH plus program is launched by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) along with the Quezon City Market Development and Administration Department (MDAD), the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), and GCash.

To promote transparency, fairness, and stability in the marketplace while safeguarding in the market while safeguarding the interests of consumers and fostering economic development.