The Dhaka City Corporation has approximately 250 dumpsters filled with waste throughout the capital, which is inadequate for a city of millions. In response to this issue, a youth-based organization called Footsteps is planning to help by ‘privatising transcans’. Through their project ‘WECan’, they intend to sell commercial trash cans to businesses and place them in front of corporate offices for public use. The trash cans will be a part of a company’s Corporate Social Responsibility, and will be sold for Tk 5000 each. These lime-green cans will display the company’s logo and a ‘social, eye-catching message’. Metal chains will be provided with each purchase to secure the cans to office gates. The revenue generated from the sales will go towards providing winter clothes for the poor, and the maintenance of the cans will be the responsibility of the purchasing company. Footsteps believes that funding a trashcan will benefit both the environment and the company, as it will decrease littering around the office and serve as an effective advertisement campaign. Interested companies are encouraged to buy multiple cans for maximum effectiveness. Founded in 2012, Footsteps aims to engage Bangladeshi youth in various social issues, with teams of volunteers working to promote sales of the cans.