Outstanding Peace Technology
Outstanding Peace Technology
The Luxembourg Peace Prize for Outstanding Peace Technology seeks to recognize a technology invention or a company which builds peace directly and/or promotes a culture of peace via a technical offering on the marketplace and/or to the public with a global coverage over the years.
- Technology invention or company;
- Builds peace directly and/or promotes culture of peace via a technical offering on the marketplace and/or to the public;
- Global coverage over the years.
Frances Haugen
2022 Outstanding Peace Technology
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Libby Liu
2020/2021 Outstanding Peace Technology
Was at the helm of Radio Free Asia (RFA) for 16 years, a non-profit created to provide accurate, timely news to citizens living in closed societies through Asia.
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Peace Training EU
2019 Outstanding Peace Technology
Peace Training’s mission is to aggregate a comprehensive collection and analysis on the state-of-the-art in conflict prevention and peacebuilding (CPPB) training in Europe and the EU.
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2024 LPP Program
14th June 2024
10:00 Doors Open and Check-in
Check-in of Participants, Laureates and Guests
10:10 World Peace Flag Mandala
“May Peace Prevail on Earth”
10:30 Welcome Message
Vicki Hansen, President Schengen Peace Foundation and Luxembourg Peace Prize
10:35 Welcome Message on behalf of Luxembourg City
10:40
Erna Hennicot-Schoepges, Former member of the European Parliament, Luxembourg
11:00 The GLOBAL PEACE INDEX 2023/2024
Steve Killelea, Executive Chairman and Founder of the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), Australia
11:30 NON-VIOLENT RESOLUTIONS TO WAR
12:00 - 13:00 NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK
Light refreshment
13:00 MUSIC FOR PEACE
Olena Afanasyeva, vocalist, Ukraine, performing Lulaby by American composer Andriy Lehkі. This song is dedicated to the children of war. To the children who are left without parents and to those children who are no longer here.
13:05 OUTSTANDING PEACE EDUCATION
Loving Classroom, Positive Relationship Education Program, Israel/RSA
13:30 OUTSTANDING ART FOR PEACE
TVBoy, Salvatore Benintende, Italian neo-pop street artist, Italy/Spain
13:45 OUTSTANDING PEACE ORGANIZATION
Nonpartisan organization that promotes leadership and active citizenship, Syria
14:00 OUTSTANDING SPORT FOR PEACE
Peace and Sport, Cultivating peace through sport, Monaco
14:15 OUTSTANDING SUPPORT FOR PEACE
Centre d’Estudis De les Dones d’Europa (CEDE), Center for European Women’s Studies, Catalonia
14:30 OUTSTANDING PEACE ACTIVIST
Frederico Mayor Zaragoza, former head of UNESCO (1987–1999) and co-president for the UN High Level Group for the Alliance of Civilizations (AoC), Spain
14:40 OUTSTANDING YOUTH PEACE WORKER
14:50 MUSIC FOR PEACE
14:55 ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2024 WORLD PEACE FORUM
Felix Bentz, President of the 2023 World Peace Forum – Barcelona, Spain.
15:00 CLOSING CEREMONY
15:15 NETWORKING AND SUSTENANCE BREAK
19:00 LPP Gala Dinner
Sustainability efforts
Every effort is being made to make the LPP a green event, with measures in place to minimise and offset its carbon footprint, reduce waste and avoid the use of environmentally damaging plastic.
To access the MUDAM via public transport, the closest stop is “Philharmonie” on the tram.
We use a hybrid car for picking up our Laureates. We encourage attendees to carbon offset their travel.
On arrival in Luxembourg attendees are recommended to use local transport where possible. LPP will not be producing give-aways or providing attendee bags. The program information will be available through the website and on digital signage. Any newly printed materials will be on recycled paper.
2024 LPP Program
14th June 2024
10:00 Doors Open and Check-in
Check-in of Participants, Laureates and Guests
10:10 World Peace Flag Mandala
“May Peace Prevail on Earth”
10:30 Welcome Message
Vicki Hansen, President Schengen Peace Foundation and Luxembourg Peace Prize
10:35 Welcome Message on behalf of Luxembourg City
10:40
Erna Hennicot-Schoepges, Former member of the European Parliament, Luxembourg
11:00 The GLOBAL PEACE INDEX 2023/2024
Steve Killelea, Executive Chairman and Founder of the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), Australia
11:30 NON-VIOLENT RESOLUTIONS TO WAR
12:00 - 13:00 NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK
Light refreshment
13:00 MUSIC FOR PEACE
Olena Afanasyeva, vocalist, Ukraine, performing Lulaby by American composer Andriy Lehkі. This song is dedicated to the children of war. To the children who are left without parents and to those children who are no longer here.
13:05 OUTSTANDING PEACE EDUCATION
Loving Classroom, Positive Relationship Education Program, Israel/RSA
13:30 OUTSTANDING ART FOR PEACE
TVBoy, Salvatore Benintende, Italian neo-pop street artist, Italy/Spain
13:45 OUTSTANDING PEACE ORGANIZATION
Nonpartisan organization that promotes leadership and active citizenship, Syria
14:00 OUTSTANDING SPORT FOR PEACE
Peace and Sport, Cultivating peace through sport, Monaco
14:15 OUTSTANDING SUPPORT FOR PEACE
Centre d’Estudis De les Dones d’Europa (CEDE), Center for European Women’s Studies, Catalonia
14:30 OUTSTANDING PEACE ACTIVIST
Frederico Mayor Zaragoza, former head of UNESCO (1987–1999) and co-president for the UN High Level Group for the Alliance of Civilizations (AoC), Spain
14:40 OUTSTANDING YOUTH PEACE WORKER
14:50 MUSIC FOR PEACE
14:55 ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2024 WORLD PEACE FORUM
Felix Bentz, President of the 2023 World Peace Forum – Barcelona, Spain.
15:00 CLOSING CEREMONY
15:15 NETWORKING AND SUSTENANCE BREAK
19:00 LPP Gala Dinner
Sustainability efforts
Every effort is being made to make the LPP a green event, with measures in place to minimise and offset its carbon footprint, reduce waste and avoid the use of environmentally damaging plastic.
To access the MUDAM via public transport, the closest stop is “Philharmonie” on the tram.
We use a hybrid car for picking up our Laureates. We encourage attendees to carbon offset their travel.
On arrival in Luxembourg attendees are recommended to use local transport where possible. LPP will not be producing give-aways or providing attendee bags. The program information will be available through the website and on digital signage. Any newly printed materials will be on recycled paper.
Peace and Collaborative Development Network (PCDN)
2018 Outstanding Peace Technology
PCDN democratizes access to information to help individuals and organizations sustain and scale social change. It envisions a world in which all have access to resources, information, and inspiration to create positive change in the world.
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Ushahidi Inc
2017 Outstanding Peace Technology
Ushahidi is a non-profit social enterprise that began by developing map reports of violence in Kenya after the post-election violence in 2008.
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Steve Killelea
2016 Outstanding Peace Technology
Steve Killelea is the founder of The Global Index (GPI) which measures peace in 162 countries according to 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators.
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2024 Register to the event
The 2024 Luxembourg Peace Prize ceremony will take place at the Museum D'Art Moderne (MUDAM) and shared online.