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# Inclusion and Accessibility phase 2

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## Overview

Govtool and the Constitutional Committee Portal are part of the foundational community tools that will support Cardano governance. To make these tools more accessible, Intersect is providing a grant to implement a tool that allows Cardano community to participate in doing the translations and grants to do the actual translations into the key selected languages.

## Sub-Categories

There will be 3 subcategories of grants provided:

1. A Grant to implement the translation tool
2. Grants to translate GovTool and the Constitutional Committee Portal. *Please note, the first grant needs to be delivered for this to be actioned.*
3. Grants to translate the Interim Constitution. *Please note, this will be offered to Constitutional workshop hosts and participants to take the lead with their local language, including self-assessment that the translation has been done correctly.*


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