Dhaka’s public toilet system reveals major urban planning failures, with insufficient and poorly managed facilities affecting the daily lives of pedestrians, workers, women, and disabled citizens. Experts stress the need for two public toilets per kilometer in this densely populated city. Authorities must integrate toilet provision in all development projects and adopt sustainable management models, including public-private partnerships and technological tools for maintenance and feedback. A coordinated, rights-based approach is essential to make Dhaka a more humane and inclusive city.