OPCW–The Hague Award
OPCW–The Hague Award
The OPCW–The Hague Award is an annual award founded by the OPCW as a result of their being presented with the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize. The purpose of the Award is to honour and recognize individuals and institutions that have significantly contributed towards the goal of a world free of chemical weapons.
Sl | Name | Country | Flag | Year | Awarded For |
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12 | Population Protection Institute, Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic | Czech Republic | 2022 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
11 | Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition | Netherland | 2022 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
10 | Special Risks Brigade of the Federal Police of Argentina | Argentina | 2022 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
9 | International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry | Switzerland | 2019 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
8 | Cheng Tang | China | 2019 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
7 | Robert Mikulak | Netherland | 2019 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
6 | International Master Courses in Protection Against CBRNe Events | Italy | 2017 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
5 | African Centre for the Study and Research on Terrorism (ACSRT) | Algeria | 2017 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
4 | Dr Alastair Hay | Australia | 2015 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
3 | Dr Mahdi Balali-Mood | Iran | 2015 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
2 | VERIFIN | Virgin Island | 2014 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. | |
1 | Dr Robert Mathews | Australia | 2014 | for outstanding contributions to achieving a world free of chemical weapons. |
OPCW–The Hague Award Laureates (2025 ~ 2020)
Fire Rescue Service
OPCW–The Hague Award 2022
Population Protection Institute (PPI), Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic has extensive expertise in providing trainings in the field of preparedness in the case of chemical incidents and emergencies around the globe. To date, the Institute has trained more than 600 experts on a wide range of CBRNe topics.
Chemical Weapons Coalition
OPCW–The Hague Award 2022
Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition (CWCC) is an independent, international civil society network with more than 200 members from diverse organisations around the world to support the aims of the CWC and to supplement the efforts of OPCW Member States in implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention
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IUPAC
OPCW–The Hague Award 2019
The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) is an international federation of chemists that was established in 1919. Consisting of members, associates, and affiliate institutions from around the world, the organisation played an instrumental role in the development and promotion of The Hague Ethical Guidelines on Chemistry.
Robert Mikulak
OPCW–The Hague Award 2019
Dr Robert Mikulak is an eminent expert on chemical and biological weapons arms control, Dr Mikulak has made substantial contributions to chemical disarmament through his extensive involvement in the negotiations of the CWC, and his work as the US representative to the OPCW Preparatory Committee.
Protection Against CBRNe Events
OPCW–The Hague Award 2017
International Master Courses in Protection Against CBRNe Events at the University of Rome Tor Vergata the master courses from the Department of Biomedicine and Prevention contribute to the promotion of the peaceful uses of chemistry among a new generation of CBRNe experts.