Fix the ordinary systems everyone accepts as broken.

Problem: People cannot easily tell whether disruptive roadworks match the published plan.

Intended benefit: Clearer public information about works and disruption.

Next: Review the fictional demonstrator with highways and community representatives.

Problem: Important checks can be difficult to evidence before work is covered or fixed in place.

Intended benefit: Better-supported site review and handover.

Next: Hold non-confidential interviews with experienced bricklayers.

Problem: Reliable free drinking-water access is inconsistent.

Intended benefit: Easier access to trusted refill options.

Next: Speak with public-space and water-access organisations.

Problem: Facilities lack comparable evidence about hand-drying outcomes.

Intended benefit: Better purchasing and maintenance decisions.

Next: Seek independent review of a non-confidential study brief.

Problem: Moving essential loads can be difficult where ordinary transport is unavailable.

Intended benefit: Reduced manual effort in a tightly bounded use case.

Next: Seek an engineering and humanitarian research partner.

Problem: Listening around water can be awkward and inaccessible.

Intended benefit: Simpler offline listening if a meaningful improvement is possible.

Next: No prototype work is planned.