The Peace Prize Medal (Danish: De Blå Beretters Fredsprismedalje) was instituted in 1995 by Queen Margrethe II and may be awarded to any Dane who has completed a tour of duty on a UN mission and has received a medal for it. UN veterans are allowed to apply for the medal themselves thus making this the only Danish medal that the recipient himself can apply for.^[1]

The Blue Berets Denmark Peace Prize Medal
The medal for participation in UN missions before and after 1988
Type	Medal
Awarded for	Participation in UN missions
Country	Denmark
Presented by	The Danish Blue Berets
Eligibility	Former UN soldiers who have received a UN medal
Post-nominals	F.P.M
Campaign(s)	Any UN
Status	Active
Established	12 June 1995
Ribbon of the medal
Precedence
Next (higher)	Danish Red Cross Medal for Merit
Next (lower)	-

The medal commemorates the 1988 Nobel Peace Prize given to United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations personnel.^[2] Persons who have been deployed with the UN before 1988 may attach a silver laurel branch to the ribbon of the medal.^[3]