The Dhaka City Corporation has approximately 250 dumpsters overflowing with waste throughout the capital, which is insufficient for a city with a population in the millions. In response, a youth-based organization is looking to help by privatizing trash cans. Footsteps, through its project 'WECan', plans to sell commercial trash cans to businesses and place them in front of corporate offices for use by pedestrians. The trash cans will be part of a company's Corporate Social Responsibility, with steel cans being sold for Tk 5000 each. The cans will feature the company's logo and a socially conscious message, and metal chains will be provided to secure them to office gates. Revenue earned from the cans will go towards providing winter clothes to the needy. Footsteps encourages interested companies to buy multiple cans for maximum impact, with maintenance being the responsibility of the company. The organization believes that funding a trashcan will benefit both the environment and the company itself, by reducing littering and serving as an advertisement campaign. Footsteps, founded in 2012, aims to engage Bangladeshi youth in issues such as development, pollution, education, poverty, and climate change. Teams of volunteers are working to promote sales of the cans, with one volunteer, Zahin Shuhrat Islam, reaching out to contacts in the corporate world for support.