Conference Organisers and Sponsors

The Language & Development Conferences can take place only with the help of organisations and institutions which are willing to undertake the planning and preparation of the events, the provision of financial support and the publication of the conference proceedings. So far, 31 different organisations have contributed to the Conferences; these are listed below. They include national Ministries of Education and host country universities as well as international agencies. Some of these organisations have supported more than one Language & Development Conference. The Trustees are extremely grateful for the support which has been received from all of these bodies.

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1993, Bangkok, Thailand
1st Language & Development Conference : ‘Language Programmes in Development Projects’

1995, Bali, Indonesia
2nd Language & Development Conference : ‘Language & Communication in Development : Stakeholders’ Perspectives’


1997, Langkawi, Malaysia
3rd Language & Development Conference :‘Access, Empowerment, Opportunity’

1999, Hanoi, Vietnam
4th Language & Development Conference : ‘Partnership & Interaction in Language & Development’

2001, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
5th Language & Development Conference : ‘Defining the Role of Language in Development’

  • IDP Education Australia
    http://www.idp.com/
  • Language Australia : The National Languages & Literacy Institute of Australia (no longer in existence)
  • Institute of Foreign Languages of the Royal University of Phnom Penh
    http://www.rupp.edu.kh/
  • Indonesia Australia Language Foundation (IALF), Indonesia http://www.ialf.edu/


2003, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
6th Language & Development Conference : ‘Linguistic Challenges to National Development & International Cooperation’

2005, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
7th Language & Development Conference : ‘Language & Development’

2009, Dhaka, Bangladesh
8th Language & Development Conference : ‘Language and Development : Socio-Cultural Issues and Challenges’


2011 (planned), Colombo, Sri Lanka
9th Language & Development Conference : ‘Language & Social Cohesion’