Synonyms for Marshall Plan
mar·shall plan

Princeton's WordNet

1. Marshall Plan, European Recovery Programnoun

   a United States program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Europe (1948-1952); named after George Marshall

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1. • Foreign Aid

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1. Jane Pearce:

   I'd like to see (something) like a Marshall plan for Iraq that could re-build and keep it stable.

2. Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf:

   This can only be achieved with your support, there is no doubt this will require significant resources, perhaps even a Marshall plan.

3. Vladimir Pozner:

   I have to tell you, frankly, that I put the blame in that particular case at the doorstep of the United States, there were two possibilities: When the United States had to make a decision about this new country called Russia, which had not existed before because it was a Soviet Union, and it could have adopted a kind of Marshall Plan to really help the country move forward in a democratic way.

4. Abdul Qadir Baloch:

   We want to launch a mini-Marshall Plan so as to develop this area.

5. Jennifer Granholm:

   I think it's a moment for us to ask at this point in our history, what is going to be our version of the Marshall Plan for clean and secure energy in 2022 and beyond, this clean energy transition could be the peace project of our time.