CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
The analysis shows that about 50% of the customer population does not have any awareness of any
provision of toilet facilities in market areas or commercial shops. There are also places (where the
customer population is very high) where is no provision of public toilets or complex toilets in the
commercial shops. There are places such as Lodamandi, Noori Darwaza, Sindhi Bazar, Subhas
market, and Raja ki market – where there is no provision any sanitary facilities.
The average time spend by any customer is optimum. Hence, in case of emergency the usage
patterns are also important to consider. There are many options available for the general public in
commercial areas such as use the available toilets in shops, usage of public toilets if available, or wait
for an opportunity. And there are chances of open defecation. The following graph illustrates the
distribution of percentage share of general public in commercial areas according to usage patterns
(in case of emergency).
The analysis show there is no usage of complex toilets or toilets provided in shops by the customers
in case of any emergency. The usage of public toilets in commercial areas is only about 32% and
there is about 9% of open defecation by the customer populations in commercial areas. Hence,
therefore, there should be proper provision of toilet facilities in commercial areas for general public
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