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The Project
 The Goals
 The Partnership
 The History
The Problem
 The Gap in the “How”
 Filling the Gap: the MARO Concept
 How MARO Differs from Other Operations
 The Efforts
The Future
 Next Steps for the MARO Project
 The Next MARO?



The Project: The Goals

The MARO Project goals are both to develop a widely shared understanding of the specific and unique aspects of mass atrocities and genocide and to create a common military approach (within the context of a comprehensive approach) to addressing these challenges. The Project also aims to build the lexicon, habits, and relationships that will facilitate future international responses to mass violence. It hopes to educate and catalyze the interagency community to develop parallel non-military concepts and tools. Efforts to prepare for the more complex and demanding operations would ideally help prompt the national leadership toward preventive action that would reduce the need for a MARO. And in the event that a MARO were necessary, the Project's work should better prepare the US military, the US interagency, and the wider international community to respond effectively.


The MARO Project is a program of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
with support of the U.S. Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute.

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