Marshall Legacy Institute

Overview

The Marshall Legacy Institute (MLI) is a U.S.-based nonprofit humanitarian organization founded in 1997 to extend the legacy of Nobel Peace Laureate George C. Marshall by addressing the enduring humanitarian effects of conflict. At its core, MLI works to alleviate suffering, restore hope, and foster long-term stability in countries affected by war, with a particular focus on the ongoing global landmine crisis.

MLI’s mission is centered on removing the hidden threats of landmines and unexploded ordnance that continue to endanger lives long after conflicts end. To do this, the organization develops and implements practical, sustainable programs that empower local communities and build their capacity for self-sufficiency.

Category:
International Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Child Rights, Democratic Governance, Human Rights, Humanitarian aid
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Delivery of emergency goods , Relief assistance and services, Conflict prevention and peace building , Land mines clearance, Child protection, Violence and abuse
Type of Service:
Advocacy and awareness raising, Capacity building and training, Community Development
Sub Services:
Social cohesion services
Locations:
Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen
Headquarters:
United States