The Dhaka City Corporation has approximately 250 dumpsters filled with waste throughout the capital, which is not sufficient for a city of millions. To address this issue, a youth-based organization called Footsteps is proposing to privatize trash cans. Through their project 'WECan', they plan 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 and will feature the company's logo and a socially conscious message. The cans will be sold for Tk 5000 and come with metal chains to prevent theft. Revenue earned from the cans will be used to provide winter clothes to the poor. Footsteps encourages companies to purchase multiple cans for maximum effectiveness and states that maintenance of the cans will be the company's responsibility. By funding a trash can, companies can benefit the environment and promote their brand through an effective advertising campaign. Footsteps, founded in 2012, aims to engage Bangladeshi youth in various social issues and has volunteers working to increase sales of the trash cans.