Second Priority Dissemination: Community Stakeholders Copies  Community stakeholders that would be officially invited to attend the Constitution Dissemination, Awareness and Education workshops as both participants and representatives of their organisations will be given copies for further dissemination. Each community stakeholder will be asked to define their constituency and outreach for a pre – determined number of copies. Since the number of workshops varies for each language, languages that would have more than one (1) workshop will have to sub-divide the constitution copies allocated for dissemination to community stakeholders, enabling every stakeholder that attends a workshop for that language to receive copies for further dissemination.  In order to monitor and evaluate the dissemination of constitution copies to community stakeholders, a Stakeholder Dissemination Sheet will be developed. On this sheet, the community stakeholder will provide details of their organisation, who they are, their capacity and the number of copies they have received for purposes of dissemination. The information provided would be used to collect data for the Community Stakeholders Dissemination Indicator. Table 2 below breaks down the number of copies for each language group; participant copies and copies for stakeholders: Table 2: Distribution According to Languages4 2nd Priority: No. of copies to be disseminated to community stakeholders. Total No. of copies to be printed 4 1st Priority: No. of Participants = No. of Personal Copies disseminated at workshops: (94 participants per workshop) 376 2000 2376 Ndebele 15 1 504 4000 5504 Tonga 5 470 2000 2470 Shona 25 2 444 7000 9444 Chewa 9 846 3468 4314 Language Number of Workshops Nambya 4 Number of meetings to be held in each language group was determined by the geographical spread of the districts in which the languages are predominantly spoken. 29