Application demonstrates safe public toilet access in urban areas, highlighting community-driven efforts for hygiene awareness.
In many cities, finding a clean and safe public toilet is still a daily struggle for people, despite all the progress in urban development. To help solve this issue, “Where Is My Loo?- Location-based Sanitation Assistance Application” was developed as a web-based platform that helps users easily locate nearby public restrooms. The system is built using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB Atlas for its backend, and EJS with Bootstrap for a simple and responsive user interface. The main goal of this project is to make public sanitation more accessible and inclusive by allowing users to add new toilet locations, share reviews, and rate facilities based on cleanliness and safety. By encouraging people to contribute information, the application creates a community-driven database that supports hygiene awareness and social responsibility. Ultimately, “Where Is My Loo?- Location-based Sanitation Assistance Application” aims to use technology as a tool to improve everyday life and support the creation of cleaner, healthier, and smarter cities for everyone. Key Words: public Sanitation, web-based platform, Location-based Sanitation Assistance, community-driven, Node.js, MongoDB Atlas, hygiene awareness, smart cities.
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