The Ghana Institute of Linguistics, Literacy and Bible Translation (GILLBT) is an organisation involved in literacy, education and development projects in minority language communities in Ghana, as well as Bible translation work.
In 1980, a new organisation was established to continue the work, the Ghana Institute of Linguistics (GIL).
Linguistic and anthropological research conducted by GILLBT members is often published by IAS.
It has also generated income from running guesthouses in Accra and Tamale and operating a printing press.
[3] GILLBT has partnered with other organisations to run a Complementary Basic Education programme, which offers nine months of classes in mother tongue literacy for unschooled children.