Titlebook: Development NGOs and Languages; Listening, Power and Hilary Footitt,Angela M. Crack,Wine Tesseur Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Ehsan Rasoulinezhad,Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary 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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Sarvar Gurbanov,Farahim Suleymanli informal practice that takes place outside paper-based frameworks and in a mix of languages and through informal translation practices. The chapter underlines the relevance of the framework of the Listening Zone, which enables a conceptualisation of listening as a complex and hybrid process, in whi

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Human Values and Sustainable Developmentulture and realities of local communities, and knowledge of NGO work and development terminology. Finally, the chapter includes a brief comparison with the state of current practices and research in humanitarian settings and argues that both in development and humanitarian settings, much work remain