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NGOs Constructing the Listening Zones,een Northern anglophone INGOs and Southern communities, the listening to and learning from the ‘other’, enacted and supported over time? In the concluding section, the chapter underlines the relevance of these historical imaginaries to the ways in which NGOs today construct their listening zones.

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Donor Listening, ELT-related aid was understood to serve the national interest and meet Britain’s moral obligations to the poor. Aid for ELT declined during the DFID years, but a generalised neglectful attitude towards local languages has persisted. There is little systematic, in-depth reflection within DFID about

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Kyrgyzstan,ng that language barriers are a daily reality in their work, but that the majority of international donors and INGOs without a country office tended to overlook the importance of language and translation needs. This oversight, participants argued, frequently led to development projects that were dec

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Peru,ships in face-to-face dealings with various groups, evidence suggests that such efforts are generally unidirectional, without much encouragement for mutual learning and exchange. In these Listening Zones in Peru, interlingual translation, both by its absence in donor/SNGO relationships, and in the c

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Recommendations for Practitioners and Next Steps: The Conversation Goes On, see discussions around the role of languages and cultural understanding in development as part of an important ongoing conversation in the sector, and the chapter will briefly outline what immediate responses there have been to the recommendations since the publication of the report in June 2018, a

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n interviews with a wide range of NGO staff and government officials, NGO archives, and observations of NGO-community interaction in country case studies. They suggest ways in which NGOs can reform their language policies to listen to the recipients of aid more effectively. .978-3-030-51778-6978-3-030-51776-2

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