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Designing wheelchair-friendly toilets and public facilities is essential for creating an inclusive built environment. Key principles include equitable use, flexibility, and the importance of user-centered design. This chapter outlines standards, best practices, and innovative technologies crucial for enhancing accessibility in urban and rural settings.
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Term: Universal Design
Definition: Designing products and environments that are usable by all people, regardless of their age, ability, or status.
Term: Accessibility Standards
Definition: Guidelines and regulations that ensure facilities are usable by individuals with disabilities, such as ADA and ISO standards.
Term: Retrofitting
Definition: Modifying existing structures to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.