The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which is responsible for selecting the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has interpreted these criteria in a broad sense. In its guidelines for the selection of the Nobel Peace Prize, the Committee states that the prize can be awarded to individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to:
* The promotion of peace between nations
* The reduction of armed conflict
* The strengthening of international cooperation
* The promotion of human rights
* The promotion of social justice
* The promotion of sustainable development
The Committee also considers the following factors when selecting the Nobel Peace Prize laureate:
* The individual or organization's long-term impact on peace and international cooperation
* The individual or organization's courage and perseverance in their work for peace
* The individual or organization's ability to inspire others to work for peace
The Nobel Peace Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the world. It is a recognition of the extraordinary contributions that individuals and organizations have made to the cause of peace.