The Dhaka City Corporation is struggling with inadequate dumpsters to handle the waste in the capital, prompting a youth-based organization called Footsteps to propose a solution. They plan to privatize trash cans by selling them to businesses, who will then place them in front of their offices for public use. These trash cans will not only help keep the city clean but also serve as a part of a company's Corporate Social Responsibility. The cans will be sold for Tk 5000 each and will come with metal chains to prevent theft. Any additional revenue generated will be used to provide winter clothes to the less fortunate. Footsteps encourages companies to buy multiple cans for maximum impact. The maintenance of the cans will be the responsibility of the purchasing company. This initiative is seen as a win-win situation for both the environment and the companies involved, as it will lead to decreased littering and serve as an effective advertisement campaign. Founded in 2012, Footsteps aims to engage Bangladeshi youth in various social issues and has volunteers working to promote the sale of the cans.