▪ METHODOLOGY

traditional sitting-type toilets. These implications appear to weigh heavier on women than men, simply because men do not sit down in public toilets as frequently as women do.

1.3 METHODOLOGY

The primary idea of research is to identify a recommendation that will explore the public toilet's potential and its reactivation. To identify the key themes, problems contacts concepts, questions, and potential means of change to help understand and make sense of the situation. Literature review and case studies are the evaluation are the main tools of the research as it provides an understanding of the context and relevant theories. Reading and reviewing books, journals, and online resources will help to define the problems and methods for dealing with them. Analyzing statistics to reactivate and to identify governmental strategies for the public toilet and its waste management, as well as creating a scope for the use of the discarded and available

materials. Analysis of different case studies will help to provide an understanding and evaluate what methods of

public toilet reactivation approach work in practice and what can be learned from them.

FIG 5.. flowchart of methodology