The Peace Diplomacy Awards is an initiative by the International Peace Diplomacy Corps, Inc. to spread the promotions of inclusive and sustainable peace development across the Philippines regardless of political affiliations and parties over the recent times.
Inspired from the will of Alfred Bernhard Nobel, a Swedish industrialist, inventor and armaments manufacturer, the Peace Diplomacy Awards promotes diverse fight for freedom within the expressions of law and order; good governance; culture; economy within the places of the Republic of the Philippines. Each category, an individual or organization will be ranked as gold, silver, or bronze.
The eligibility criteria are as follows: Greater Commitment to Public Service and Humanity; Transformational Leadership and Innovation; Contribution to the Larger Society/ Community, and Inclusive and Sustainable Programs/ Projects. The Peace Diplomacy Awards welcomes individuals and organizations who are committed to transformational and innovative leadership. Those who are able to address John F. Kennedy’s slogan “Ask What You Can Do For Your Country.
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