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Emerging countries must accept that, as they develop, they will align their level of international commitments to those of advanced economies.
Emerging countries must accept that, as they develop, they will align their level of international commitments to those of advanced economies.
Advanced economies must recognize that, given their own historical responsibilities in existing global warming and the remaining unfairness in trade rules, emerging countries deserve long transition periods to converge towards common commitments, and
Advanced economies must recognize that, given their own historical responsibilities in existing global warming and the remaining unfairness in trade rules, emerging countries deserve long transition periods to converge towards common commitments, and
For the poorest countries, whether on trade or on climate change, the issue is less what level of commitments and more how to help them build the capacity to be active members of the international family.
For the poorest countries, whether on trade or on climate change, the issue is less what level of commitments and more how to help them build the capacity to be active members of the international family.
There are roles for both governments and civil society.
There are roles for both governments and civil society.
There are essential roles for NGOs, political pressure groups and consumer activists, as well as businesses in promoting human rights, basic labor standards, CSR, and ethical trade.
There are essential roles for NGOs, political pressure groups and consumer activists, as well as businesses in promoting human rights, basic labor standards, CSR, and ethical trade.
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Changing norms in the emerging world order and the ethics of trade
Changing norms in the emerging world order and the ethics of trade
Nobel Laureate Pachauri to join Stoltenberg to Antarctica
Fredsprisvinner Pachauri til Antarktis med Stoltenberg
”I am very pleased that Professor Pachauri has accepted the invitation.
- Jeg er glad for at Pachuri takket ja til invitasjonen.
Pachauri has contributed a lot to draw attention to the effects of climate change and give the world solid and credible knowledge about the problem.
Pachuri har gjort mye for å vekke oppmerksomhet og gi verden solid og troverdig kunnskap om klimaforandringene.
I have therefore invited him to Antarctica, a part of the globe where climate changes are very clear”, the Prime Minister says.
Jeg har derfor invitert han med til Antarktis som er et av de stedene der klimaendringene vises tydeligst, sier statsministeren.
The Polar Year will offer new knowledge in the climate field.
Polaråret vil gi ny kunnskap på klimaområdet.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Pachauri and Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg.
Fredsprisvinner Pachauri og statsminister Stoltenberg.
Stoltenberg today met Pachauri at the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, in Oslo, where he also opened the museum’s ”Klima X” exhibition.
Statsminister Jens Stoltenberg møtte i dag fredsprisvinner Pachuri på Teknisk Museum i Oslo der statsministeren også åpnet utstillingen Klima X.
In his speech the Prime Minister quoted Norwegian children’s climate hopes for the future: ”I have a hope, I have a faith that research will cut CO2.
I sin tale siterte statsministeren norske barns klimahåp for fremtiden: ”Jeg har et håp, jeg har en tro, at forskning minker CO2.
That new cars will be invented, fuelled by nettles, mushrooms and old caramels”.
At nye biler finnes opp som går på brennesler og sopp og gamle karameller”.
”This quote gives me hope for the future, but it also tells us that we must act.
- Dette sitatet gir meg håp for framtiden, men det viser også at vi må handle.
Pupils from Korsvoll School showed the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Pachauri and Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg around in the "Klima X"-exhibition.
Fredsprisvinner Pachauri og statsministeren Stoltenberg vises rundt i Klima X-ustillingen av barn fra Korsvoll skole.
Opening speech at Klima X
Opening speech at Klima X
Alvhild Hedstein has been appointed Director General.
Alvhild Hedstein er tilsatt som administrerende direktør.
On 6 February 2015, the King in Council of State approved the establishment of the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO), effective 1 July 2015.
Kongen i Statsråd har i dag vedtatt å opprette Norsk institutt for bioøkonomi (NIBIO) fra 1. juli 2015.
“The Norwegian agriculture and food sector needs effective resource centres and research groups to be able to develop competitive products and services and safeguard other societal needs.
– Norsk landbruks- og matsektor behøver effektive kompetanse- og forskningsmiljøer for å utvikle konkurransedyktige produkter, tjenester og ivareta andre samfunnsbehov.
The name of the new institute stresses the Government’s high ambitions for its activities and the key role it will play in developing the bioeconomy in the green sector,” said Minister of Agriculture and Food Sylvi Listhaug.
Navnet understreker Regjeringens store ambisjoner for det nye instituttet og dets sentrale rolle i å videreutvikle bioøkonomien i grønn sektor, sier landbruks- og matminister Listhaug.
Its headquarters will be located in Ås, with a branch in Oslo and regional offices.
Hovedkontor blir på Ås, med avdelingskontor i Oslo og regionale enheter.
“It is my hope that the institute’s name will provide a good starting point for building a common identity and culture across the three existing institutes,” continues Ms Listhaug.
– Jeg håper instituttnavnet gir et godt utgangspunkt for felles identitets- og kulturbygging på tvers av dagens institutter.
The institute will promote food security, sustainable resource management, innovation and value creation in the value chains for the food, forestry and other biobased industries.
Instituttet skal bidra til matsikkerhet, bærekraftig ressursforvaltning, innovasjon og verdiskaping innenfor verdikjedene for mat, skog og andre biobaserte næringer.
The website of the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research will be www.nibio.no.
Instituttets engelske navn er Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, og domenet blir www.nibio.no.
Alvhild Hedstein has been appointed Director General of the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO).
Alvhild Hedstein tilsatt som administrerende direktør
Ms Hedstein also has broad-based political experience, including having served in the Storting and as a political adviser to Lars Sponheim when he was Minister of Agriculture and Food.
Hedstein har også bred politisk erfaring, bl.a. fra Stortinget og som politisk rådgiver i Landbruks- og matdepartementet for Lars Sponheim.
Alvhild Hedstein will head one of Norway’s largest research institutes.
Alvhild Hedstein skal lede et av Norges største forskningsinstitutt.
Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO) has been established
Norsk institutt for bioøkonomi (NIBIO) er opprettet
Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO) to be launched 1 July 2015
Norsk institutt for bioøkonomi (NIBIO) opprettes 1. juli 2015
Factsheet: Quality of Kindergartens
Faktablad: Kvalitet i barnehagen
The Mongolian visit is a return visit following the export campaign by Geno, formerly NRF (Norwegian Dairy Cattle Breeders), to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia in October 2015, supported by MAF.
Det mongolske besøket er et gjenbesøk etter eksportfremstøt av Geno, tidligere NRF (Avlslaget for Norsk Rødt Fe), til Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia i oktober 2015 understøttet av LMD.
The aim is to develop a draft of a joint action plan.
Målet er i løpet av dagene å komme frem til ei skisse for en felles handlingsplan.
Day three the delegation will be visiting Geno in Hamar and relevant farms and industry enterprises.
Dag tre besøker delegasjonen Geno på Hamar og aktuelle virksomheter/gårder.
Recent years has seen increased activity in Norwegian-Mongolian relations.
I de norsk-mongolske relasjoner de siste årene, har det vært økt aktivitet.
Geno exports NRF semen to more than 25 countries, and now also to Mongolia.
Geno eksporterer NRF-sæd til mer enn 25 land, nå også Mongolia.
The Mongolian Delegation and State Secretary Hanne Blaafjelldal after today's meeting.
Delegasjon fra Mongolia og statssekretær Hanne Maren Blåfjelldal etter dagens møte.
Norwegian-Mongolian cooperation on livestock genetics
Norsk-Mongolsk samarbeid om husdyrgenetikk
The vessel is to sail from Norway by the end of May.
Skipet tar sikte på å seile fra Norge i løpet av mai.
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security, in cooperation with the Ministry of Defence and the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation, has decided to charter the vessel Siem Pilotfrom Siem Offshore.
Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet har i samarbeid med Forsvarsdepartementet og Forsvarets logistikkorganisasjon (FLO) valgt ut skipet «Siem Pilot» fra Siem Offshore.
A total of 48 offers had been submitted by the deadline in the invitation to tender.
FLO fikk inn i alt 48 tilbud om skip i anbudsrunden.
‘The situation in the Mediterranean is grave and calls for a joint European effort,’ said Prime Minister Solberg.
- Situasjonen i Middelhavet er alvorlig, og det er viktig med en felles europeisk innsats, sier statsministeren.
‘The Government considers it important that Triton has the capacity, the mandate and the area of operation necessary to be able to save lives.
- Regjeringen er opptatt av at Triton har både kapasitet, mandat og et operasjonsområde som er nødvendig for å redde liv.
We are therefore positive to the current dialogue between Frontex and a number of countries to expand the operational plan for Triton.
Vi er derfor positiv til dialogen Frontex nå har med flere land for å utvide operasjonsplanen for Triton.
We are following the discussion in the EU closely, and will maintain a dialogue with the EU on what further contributions can alleviate the situation,’ Ms Solberg added.
Vi følger diskusjonen i EU om dette nøye, og vil ha en dialog med EU fremover om hvilke ytterligere bidrag som kan avhjelpe situasjonen, sier Solberg.
‘A human tragedy is currently unfolding in the Mediterranean.
- Det utspiller seg en menneskelig tragedie i Middelhavet i disse dager.
By strengthening the capacity of operation Triton, we can save more lives,’ said Ms Solberg.
Når vi nå styrker kapasiteten til Triton, kan vi redde flere liv, sier Erna Solberg.
Triton is a border control operation conducted by Frontex.
Triton er en grensekontrolloperasjon i regi av Frontex.
The two main tasks of the operation are to patrol the borders and to help save lives in the Mediterranean.
Oppdraget har to hovedoppgaver; grensekontroll og å bidra til å redde liv i Middelhavet.
The Government will take a broad approach to further efforts.
Regjeringen vil ha en bred tilnærming i det videre arbeidet.
We will maintain our close cooperation with NGOs, and we will combat human trafficking and organised crime.
Vi fortsetter det gode samarbeidet med frivillige organisasjoner, og vi vil bekjempe menneskesmugling og organisert kriminalitet.
‘The Government is strengthening the Norwegian efforts in the Mediterranean by sending the vessel Siem Pilot and personnel to participate in Joint Operation Triton,’ said Prime Minister Erna Solberg.
Regjeringen styrker den norske innsatsen i Middelhavet ved å sende skipet «Siem Pilot» og mannskap til fellesoperasjonen Triton, sier statsminister Erna Solberg.
While the paper edition is now history, up-to-date content will now be available in a new and improved format at NorwegianPetroleum.no.
Papirutgaven er nå historie, men oppdatert innhold er tilgjengelig i ny og forbedret utgave på NorskPetroleum.no.
At NorwegianPetroleum.no you will find information including:
På NorskPetroleum.no finner du blant annet informasjon om:
- Importance of the petroleum sector for the Norwegian economy
Petroleumssektorens betydning for norsk økonomi
- Descriptions of ongoing activity on the Norwegian shelf
Beskrivelse av pågående aktivitet på norsk sokkel
- How Norwegian petroleum activities are organised
Organisering av petroleumsvirksomheten
- Regulatory framework conditions throughout the entire lifecycle, from opening of new exploration acreage to decommissioning fields
Regulatoriske rammevilkår gjennom hele livssyklusen, fra åpning av nytt leteareal til nedstengning av felt
- Facts about fields, companies, exploration activity, production and resource estimates on the Norwegian shelf
Fakta om felt, funn, selskaper, leteaktivitet, produksjon og ressursgrunnlaget på norsk sokkel
- Emissions and discharges, measures to reduce them, as well as oil spill preparedness
Utslipp, utslippsreduserende tiltak og oljevernberedskap
- The supplier industry and commitment to research and technology
Leverandørindustrien og satsing på forskning og teknologi
- Explanation of terminology and an energy calculator
Forklaring av terminologi og energikalkulator
Norway’s oil history in 5 minutes
Norsk oljehistorie på 5 minutter
North European Functional Airspace Block Agreement - entry into force
NEFAB-avtale trer i kraft
Millions of people can become climate refugees.
Millioner av mennesker kan bli klimaflyktninger.
Curbing climate change is thus a prerequisite for peace and security, says Minister Bjørnøy.
Derfor er klimasak også fredssak, sier Bjørnøy.
State Secretary Tore Hattrem's speech at the ​200th anniversary of the Office of the Auditor General of Norway.
Statssekretær Tore Hattrem innledet bolken «Audit without borders – Audit cooperation between Russia and Norway» med dette innlegget under Riksrevisjonens markering av sitt 200-årsjubileum.
It is a great pleasure for me to be here today for the 200th anniversary of the Office of the Auditor General of Norway.
It is a great pleasure for me to be here today for the 200th anniversary of the Office of the Auditor General of Norway.
The Office of the Auditor General is an important institution.
The Office of the Auditor General is an important institution.
With its strong focus on transparency and accountability in public spending and performance, it plays an important role in building trust and contributes to good governance and democracy.
With its strong focus on transparency and accountability in public spending and performance, it plays an important role in building trust and contributes to good governance and democracy.
It is therefore very positive that the Office of the Auditor General cooperates with its sister organisations in other countries, many of which, I am aware, are present here today.
It is therefore very positive that the Office of the Auditor General cooperates with its sister organisations in other countries, many of which, I am aware, are present here today.
Conducting joint audits is one of the ways in which the Auditor General of Norway has cooperated, very successfully I must say, with its partners in the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation.
Conducting joint audits is one of the ways in which the Auditor General of Norway has cooperated, very successfully I must say, with its partners in the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation.
Over the last ten years, my ministry has been among the subjects of three such audits: on nuclear safety, on joint fisheries management, and on the Arctic Council.
Over the last ten years, my ministry has been among the subjects of three such audits: on nuclear safety, on joint fisheries management, and on the Arctic Council.
These topics are all of great importance to both Norway and Russia.
These topics are all of great importance to both Norway and Russia.
They reflect our shared commitment to sustainable, knowledge-based management of Arctic resources, based on the principles of international cooperation.
They reflect our shared commitment to sustainable, knowledge-based management of Arctic resources, based on the principles of international cooperation.
And these are the topics I am here to talk to you about today: the Arctic and our cooperation with Russia, with particular focus on the practical value of the joint audits of nuclear safety, fisheries management and the Arctic Council.
And these are the topics I am here to talk to you about today: the Arctic and our cooperation with Russia, with particular focus on the practical value of the joint audits of nuclear safety, fisheries management and the Arctic Council.
Let me start with a few words about why the Arctic is Norway's most important foreign policy priority.
Let me start with a few words about why the Arctic is Norway's most important foreign policy priority.
The Arctic – Norway's most important foreign policy priority
The Arctic – Norway's most important foreign policy priority
We know that the Arctic is a region abundant with resources such as energy, minerals and fish.
We know that the Arctic is a region abundant with resources such as energy, minerals and fish.
At the same time, the Arctic is a highly vulnerable natural environment, where the impacts of climate change can be clearly observed.
At the same time, the Arctic is a highly vulnerable natural environment, where the impacts of climate change can be clearly observed.
Climate change represents a challenge for us all, but it is also opening up new opportunities for economic activity in the Arctic.
Climate change represents a challenge for us all, but it is also opening up new opportunities for economic activity in the Arctic.
The potential for shorter trading routes across Arctic waters is currently being explored, as well as new possibilities for resource extraction.
The potential for shorter trading routes across Arctic waters is currently being explored, as well as new possibilities for resource extraction.
To seize these opportunities while ensuring sustainable development of the Arctic, we need increased knowledge, responsible management and international cooperation.
To seize these opportunities while ensuring sustainable development of the Arctic, we need increased knowledge, responsible management and international cooperation.
Norway i cooperating closely with other countries and various organisations on how to ensure sustainable development of the region.
Norway i cooperating closely with other countries and various organisations on how to ensure sustainable development of the region.
Today, the Arctic stands out as a region of cooperation and stability.
Today, the Arctic stands out as a region of cooperation and stability.
The overall goal of Norway's Arctic policy is to ensure that it stays that way.
The overall goal of Norway's Arctic policy is to ensure that it stays that way.
Norwegian–Russian cooperation in the Arctic – bilateral and regional cooperation
Norwegian–Russian cooperation in the Arctic – bilateral and regional cooperation
Norway has a long history of constructive neighbourly cooperation with Russia in the north.As early as 1974, we established the Joint Norwegian–Russian Fisheries Commission together with our Russian partners.
Norway has a long history of constructive neighbourly cooperation with Russia in the north.As early as 1974, we established the Joint Norwegian–Russian Fisheries Commission together with our Russian partners.
During the 1990s, our region saw the start of new forms of cooperation, such as the Council of the Baltic Sea States in 1992, the Barents Euro-Arctic Council in 1993, the Arctic Council in 1996 and the EU Northern Dimension in 1997.
During the 1990s, our region saw the start of new forms of cooperation, such as the Council of the Baltic Sea States in 1992, the Barents Euro-Arctic Council in 1993, the Arctic Council in 1996 and the EU Northern Dimension in 1997.
All these structures have built confidence and enhanced integration in our region.
All these structures have built confidence and enhanced integration in our region.
Significantly, Russia has been – and continues to be – an important partner in all these forums.
Significantly, Russia has been – and continues to be – an important partner in all these forums.
Results – examples of successful Norwegian–Russian cooperation in fields of common interest
Results – examples of successful Norwegian–Russian cooperation in fields of common interest
Norway and Russia have identified a broad range of areas where cooperation is mutually beneficial and yields results.
Norway and Russia have identified a broad range of areas where cooperation is mutually beneficial and yields results.
The most important areas at the government level are: management of shared fish stocks, environmental protection, nuclear safety, maritime safety including search and rescue at sea, as well as Coast Guard and Border Guard activities more broadly.
The most important areas at the government level are: management of shared fish stocks, environmental protection, nuclear safety, maritime safety including search and rescue at sea, as well as Coast Guard and Border Guard activities more broadly.
This, along with the joint efforts of civil society organizations and the informal people-to-people contact in the north, have contributed much to facilitating and simplifying cross-border cooperation and strengthening the bonds between our two countries.
This, along with the joint efforts of civil society organizations and the informal people-to-people contact in the north, have contributed much to facilitating and simplifying cross-border cooperation and strengthening the bonds between our two countries.
Pressing challenges in the Arctic, such as environmental degradation and sustainable management of shared resources, can only be solved in cooperation with Russia and the other Arctic states.
Pressing challenges in the Arctic, such as environmental degradation and sustainable management of shared resources, can only be solved in cooperation with Russia and the other Arctic states.
I am therefore very pleased that the Office of the Auditor General of Norway and their Russian partners decided to jointly audit key areas where our countries cooperate closely, namely nuclear safety, fisheries management and the Arctic Council.
I am therefore very pleased that the Office of the Auditor General of Norway and their Russian partners decided to jointly audit key areas where our countries cooperate closely, namely nuclear safety, fisheries management and the Arctic Council.
They are all vital for a sustainable future in the Arctic.
They are all vital for a sustainable future in the Arctic.
Let me say a few words about each of these areas.
Let me say a few words about each of these areas.
Nuclear safety cooperation with Russia is a priority for this Government, and our activities are based on the Government's nuclear action plan.
Nuclear safety cooperation with Russia is a priority for this Government, and our activities are based on the Government's nuclear action plan.
And it is a success story – as was confirmed in September last year when we established common procedures for notification of nuclear incidents.
And it is a success story – as was confirmed in September last year when we established common procedures for notification of nuclear incidents.
Today we have transparency in nuclear issues and safety assessments that would have been unthinkable 20 years ago.
Today we have transparency in nuclear issues and safety assessments that would have been unthinkable 20 years ago.
Trust and confidence have been built through this work, with ripple effects that go far beyond reducing nuclear challenges.
Trust and confidence have been built through this work, with ripple effects that go far beyond reducing nuclear challenges.
Not least, the Norwegian–Russian collaboration has produced concrete and measurable results that have made life safer for the people on both sides of the border for the last 20 years.
Not least, the Norwegian–Russian collaboration has produced concrete and measurable results that have made life safer for the people on both sides of the border for the last 20 years.
During this period, we have allocated 230 million Euros to projects in northwestern Russia, which have produced very good results.
During this period, we have allocated 230 million Euros to projects in northwestern Russia, which have produced very good results.
Together we have reduced the threats from one of the world's largest stocks of poorly secured fissile material.
Together we have reduced the threats from one of the world's largest stocks of poorly secured fissile material.