Considering the objectives of the Gusi Peace Prize based on human endeavors, and exemplary achievement relative to the first objective which is peace, and secondary objectives which are excellence in the line of calling preferably projected to the whole worlds, humanitarian endowment which marks the achievement that one attains in the pursuit of his career in the realization thereof of humane achievement of such objectives with direct bearing to the ultimate which is peace and happiness. Inserted therein is also the reflection of the human behavior and character of the recipient which is generally the main feature that makes an individual worthy of recognition. In view of these basic statements the Gusi Peace Prize has created a criteria which are the main bases for choosing the recipient of such an award. These objectives are designed to equal all other international recognition society and in this particular case, one that originates from the Philippines. To attain therefore the respectable position of these awardees, a committee of international grouping has been created to decide on the criteria of choosing the prospective awardees of the Gusi Peace Prize. The following are the criteria:

1) Its is so required that all prospective awardees must be unanimously endorsed by any organization or grouping of people who deep in their heart feels that the awardee is worthy of such.

2) That such an awardee must provide character references relative to his activities and such an endorsement be given voluntarily and not at the instance of urging of prospective awardee and his submission shall be officially recorded with formal endorsement of the major society to which his particular calling is related.

3) That awardees with relative bearings or relationships to any particular member of the organization shall not be entertained unless it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that such distinction is beyond question.

4) It must be emphasized that in view of criteria #3 and for propriety purposes, that no awardee shall be considered who has a special or close relationship to any member of the board of trustees. (Rules of Conduct published on 1993).

5) It must be made to understand to all prospective awardees that such recognition given them are the product of the objectives of Gusi Peace Prize, and therefore the recognition of their fate that leads to this award must be distinctly known to all sundries.
With the concurrence of the members of the international grouping of the Gusi Peace Prize, the above criteria shall be the main guide by which awardees internationally shall be duly recognized.
The voting committee of nine (9) is composed of three Germans, one American, one French, one Chinese and three Filipinos.