Language, discourse and participation

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This study presents challenging findings on language choice and discourse formation in participatory development co-operation. Situated in the framework of two rural development programmes in Tanzania, it questions multilingual routines in development co-operation and deals with issues of linguistic exclusion in postcolonial societies. At the same time, it demonstrates how development objectives are negotiated at grass-root level, addressing persistent questions of agency in donor-driven planning processes.