In 2014 , the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) established the OPCW – The Hague Award to honour select individuals and institutions by highlighting their exceptional contributions towards the goal of a world permanently free of chemical weapons . The award was created as a legacy of the OPCW winning the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize for their " extensive work to eliminate chemical weapons " . The OPCW — The Hague Award Fund was created using the approximately € 900,000 monetary prize which accompanied the Nobel Peace Prize , and is also supported financially by the City of The Hague , where the OPCW is based
2013 Nobel Peace Prize
2013 Nobel Peace Prize
OPCW–The Hague Award