The Gujarat scheme is intended to tackle the problem of open urination and defecation in the city's streets and encourage people to use corporation-run toilets.

"The whole motive of the scheme is to popularize the public toilet. We plan to generate revenue through advertising," said a senior AMC official.
The AMC will implement the scheme in 67 nuisance spots in Ahmedabad with a public toilet. If the scheme is successful, it will be implemented across all public toilets in the city.
Bhavik Joshi, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation in-charge Health officer, said, “The civic body will identify people who defecate in open and will encourage them to use corporation-run toilets by rewarding them with an incentive of one rupee.”
The project will get started by next week, said Joshi.
Source-Medindia