Waste Management Waste Disposal Hygiene Cleanliness Initiatives Public Toilets Community Engagement Sewage Management Wastewater Management Water Supply Water Access Civic Responsibility Disease Prevention Public Facilities Swachh Bharat Mission Water Quality Infrastructure Urban Cleanliness Environmental Health Cleanliness Clean Cities Community Initiatives Access to Facilities Community Cleanliness Accessibility Waste Collection Sewer Maintenance Open Defecation Free Food Safety Hygiene Standards Toilet Facilities Infrastructure Issues Access to Water Sewage Treatment Community Issues Open Defecation Human Waste Cleanliness Campaigns Unidentified Bodies Contamination Water Crisis Sewage Issues Community Responsibility Hygiene Issues Wastewater Treatment Infant Mortality Sewer Management Awards Environmental Management Mobile Toilets Urban Issues Hygiene Initiatives Drinking Water Waste Disposal Practices Climate Change Global Sanitation Crisis World Toilet Day Facilities Management Pollution Control Environmental Issues Occupational Safety Urban Beautification Child Welfare Civic Cleanliness Public Nuisance Food Hygiene Water Scarcity Access to Sanitation Water Safety Guidelines Water Safety Sewage Systems School Environment Wastewater Issues Toilets Restroom Safety Pest Control Dog Poop Dog Waste Water Management Unsanitary Living Conditions Community Services Toilet Infrastructure Community Welfare Historical Sanitation Practices Worker Safety Public Amenities City Rankings Sanitation Workers Hygiene Management Sewage Infrastructure Sewer Systems Environmental Concerns Mortuary Practices Cleanliness Efforts Risk Reduction Wildlife Management Public Restrooms Travel Hygiene
The report proposes nine fixes, most of which NYC Transit accepted.
