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Hanssen was born in 1962 and lives in Oslo and Namsos. 
Hanssen er født i 1962 og bor i Oslo/Namsos.
Kolbjørn Almlid Chairman of the Board of the Central Norway Regional Health Authority. 
Kolbjørn Almlid Styreleder i Helse Midt-Norge RHF.
Trained as a teacher, he has worked in schools for many years. 
Utdannet lærer og har arbeidet i skolen i mange år.
Is now a senior adviser with Innovation Norway. 
Er nå seniorrådgiver i Innovasjon Norge.
Almlid was born in 1945 and lives at Malm in Verran. 
Almlid er født i 1945 og bor på Malm i Verran.
Nadia Ansar Psychologist in the organisation Alternative to Violence (ATV). 
Nadia Ansar Psykolog i organisasjonen Alternativ til vold.
Currently on maternity leave. 
For tiden i fødselspermisjon.
Worked previously at the child guidance outpatient clinic in the Grorud district of Oslo. 
Har tidligere arbeidet ved barne- og ungdomspsykiatrisk poliklinikk på Grorud.
Was active in the student organisation Pakistansk Studentersamfunn at the University of Oslo in the period 1996-2004, which works to motivate Pakistani youth to pursue higher education. 
Har vært aktiv i studentorganisasjonen Pakistansk Studentersamfunn ved UiO i perioden 1996-2004, som arbeider med å motivere pakistansk ungdom til å ta høyere utdanning.
Currently gives courses for psychologists in cultural expertise in the mental health service. 
Holder nå kurs for psykologer om kulturell kompetanse i psykisk helsevern.
Ansar was born in 1979 and lives in Oslo. 
Ansar er født i 1979 og bor i Oslo.
Marit Botnen Has been head of care services in Ulsteinvik municipality since 1992. 
Marit Botnen Har vært omsorgssjef i Ulsteinvik kommune siden 1992.
Also has years of experience as nurse and head nurse in the same municipality. 
Har også lang erfaring som sykepleier og sykepleiersjef i samme kommune.
Trained as a nurse and also has a master’s degree in social planning and management. 
Utdannet sykepleier og har også en master i samfunnsplanlegging og ledelse.
Currently she is also the head of the association of municipal health and social welfare officers in Møre og Romsdal. 
For tiden er hun også leder av helse- og sosiallederlaget i Møre- og Romsdal.
Botnen was born in 1953 and lives in Ulsteinvik. 
Botnen er født i 1953 og bor i Ulsteinvik.
Dagfinn Enerly Played elite series football for Skeid, Moss, Rosenborg and Fredrikstad, and in addition for Grorud and Grei. 
Dagfinn Enerly Har spilt eliteseriefotball for Skeid, Moss, Rosenborg og Fredrikstad og i tillegg for Grorud og Grei.
In 2008 he was named “Example of the Year” at the Idrettsgallaen sports awards. 
I 2008 ble han kåret til årets forbilde på Idrettsgallaen.
Has been a solid contributor to the public debate on the health services. 
Har vært en god bidragsyter i den offentlige debatt om helsetjenesten.
Enerly was born in 1972 and lives at Larkollen in Rygge. 
Enerly er født i 1972 og bor på Larkollen i Rygge.
Anette Fosse Specialist in general medicine and primary care doctor at Øvermo Legesenter in Mo i Rana. 
Anette Fosse Spesialist i allmennmedisin og fastlege på Øvermo Legesenter i Mo i Rana.
In addition she is a nursing home doctor in the short-term unit at Ytteren and practice coordinator at the Helgeland Hospital Health Trust. 
I tillegg er hun sykehjemslege på Korttidsavdelingen på Ytteren og praksiskoordinator i Helgelandssykehuset.
Fosse was born in 1962 and lives in Mo i Rana. 
Fosse er født i 1962 og bor i Mo i Rana.
Anne Kari Lande Hasle The Ministry of Health and Care Services’ chief administrative officer. 
Anne Kari Lande Hasle Helse- og omsorgsdepartementets øverste administrative leder.
From 1996 to 1999 she was the director of Norwegian Social Research – NOVA. 
I årene 1996 – 1999 var hun direktør for forskningsinstituttet NOVA (Norsk institutt for forskningen om oppvekst, velferd og aldring).
Lande Hasle was born in 1946 and lives in Oslo. 
Lande Hasle er født i 1946 og bor i Oslo.
Stein Kaasa Professor of palliative medicine at NTNU, consultant, head of section, Section for Palliative Medicine, Cancer Ward, St Olavs Hospital Trondheim University Hospital and is in addition director for strategy in the Norwegian Directorate for Health. 
Stein Kaasa Professor i palliativ medisin (lindrende behandling) ved NTNU, seksjonsoverlege på Seksjon lindrende behandling, Kreftavdelingen, Universitetssykehuset i Trondheim St.
Has experience from clinical activities in the area of cancer from the beginning of 1980. 
Har erfaring fra klinisk virksomhet innen kreftområdet fra begynnelsen av 1980.
Has engaged in clinical research in palliative medicine, the treatment of pain and other troublesome symptoms, late effects of cancer treatment and research on organisational models in the health service/coordination between the primary health service and the hospital service. 
Har drevet klinisk forskning innen lindrende behandling, behandling av smerter og andre plagsomme symptomer, seneffekter etter kreftbehandling, samt forskning om organisatoriske modeller i helsevesenet/samhandling mellom primærhelsetjenesten og sykehustjenesten.
Kaasa was born in 1953 and lives in Trondheim. 
Kaasa er født i 1953 og bor i Trondheim.
Bjørn-Inge Larsen Director General of the Norwegian Directorate for Health since the start of the then Directorate for Health and Social Affairs in 2002. 
Bjørn-Inge Larsen Direktør i Helsedirektoratet siden oppstarten av daværende Sosial- og helsedirektoratet i 2002.
Has years of experience in health administration in such posts as senior registrar consultant in the previous Directorate for Health and chief county medical officer in three counties. 
Har lang erfaring som helsebyråkrat blant annet som spesiallege i tidligere Helsedirektoratet og fylkeslege i tre fylker.
Is also the chair of the National Council for Quality and Priorities in the Health Service. 
Er også leder i Nasjonalt råd for kvalitet og prioritering i helsetjenesten.
Has a Cand.med. degree from the University of Oslo in 1986. 
Utdannet Cand.med fra Universitetet i Oslo i 1986.
In addition has a business degree from BI and a Master of Business Administration/Master of Public Health from the University of California. 
I tillegg bedriftsøkonom fra BI og Master of business administration/Master of public health fra Universitetet i California.
Larsen was born in 1961 and lives in Åsgårdstrand. 
Larsen er født i 1961 og bor i Åsgårdstrand.
Marit Myklebust General Manager of the Salvation Army Street Hospital in Oslo, which provides low-threshold services to physically ill drug addicts. 
Marit Myklebust Daglig leder ved Frelsesarmeens Gatehospital i Oslo som gir et lavterskeltilbud til fysisk syke rusavhengige.
Trained as a nurse, she has previous work experience from mental health services, as head of the medical ward of a hospital and geriatrics at the municipal level. 
Utdannet sykepleier og har tidligere arbeidserfaring fra psykisk helsevern, leder av medisinsk avdeling i sykehus og geriatri i kommunen.
Has years of experience as a local politician and was also chairman of the Eigersund municipal council. 
Har lang erfaring som kommunepolitiker, og har også vært ordfører i Eigersund kommune.
Myklebust was born in 1962 and lives at Hellvik in Eigersund. 
Myklebust er født i 1962 og bor på Hellvik i Eigersund.
Victor Norman Professor of economics at the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH) in Bergen. 
Victor Norman Professor i samfunnsøkonomi ved Norges Handelshøyskole (NHH) i Bergen.
Was the Minister of Labour and Government Administration in the second Bondevik government. 
Var statsråd i Arbeids- og administrasjonsdepartementet i Bondeviks andre regjering.
Has been employed by NHH since 1971 and has been a professor since 1975. 
Har vært ansatt ved Norges Handelshøyskole siden 1971, og professor siden 1975.
Was rector of NHH from 1999-2001. 
Var rektor ved NHH i perioden 1999 – 2001.
Norman was born in 1946 and lives in Bergen. 
Norman er født i 1946 og bor i Bergen.
Karin Søraunet Chairman of the Vikna municipal council and farmer with dairy and meat production. 
Karin Søraunet Ordfører i Vikna kommune og gårdbruker med melke- og kjøttproduksjon.
Among other things she is county chairman of the Nord-Trøndelag Christian Democratic Party and deputy member of that party’s central committee. 
Er blant annet fylkesleder i Nord-Trøndelag KrF og varamedlem i sentralstyret i KrF.
Trained as an agronomist. 
Utdannet agronom.
Søraunet was born in 1967 and lives at Evenstad in Vikna. 
Søraunet er født i 1967 og bor på Evenstad i Vikna.
Unn Teslo Managing director of Ringerike Hospital, where she has worked since 1979. 
Unn Teslo Administrerende direktør ved Ringerike sykehus, et sykehus hun har arbeidet ved siden 1979.
During this period she worked as a nurse, head nurse, teaching consultant, development manager and deputy director. 
I denne perioden har hun jobbet som sykepleier, sjefssykepleier, undervisningskonsulent, utviklingsleder og assisterende direktør.
Trained as a nurse, with various additional educational qualifications in the area of management, and has a master’s degree in modernisation of the public sector. 
Utdannet sykepleier med diverse tilleggsutdanning innen ledelse og har et masterstudium i modernisering av offentlig sektor.
Teslo was born in 1955 and lives in Hønefoss. 
Teslo er født i 1955 og bor på Hønefoss.
Nils Fredrik Wisløff Chief municipal executive in the city of Drammen since 2000. 
Nils Fredrik Wisløff Rådmann i Drammen kommune siden 2000.
Chaired the coordination committee for the health and care sector that presented Official Norwegian Reports (NOU) 2005:3 – Fra stykkevis til helt – en sammenhengende helsetjeneste (From piecemeal to whole – an integrated health service). 
Ledet samhandlingsutvalget for helse- og omsorgssektoren som la fram NOU 2005:3 – Fra stykkevis til helt – en sammenhengende helsetjeneste.
Member of the National Committee for Quality and Priorities. 
Medlem av Nasjonalt råd for kvalitet og prioritering.
To Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide (Lab.) 
For utenriksminister Espen Barth Eide (Ap)
To Minister of Justice and Public Security Grete Faremo (Lab.) 
For justis- og beredskapsminister Grete Faremo (Ap)
To Minister of Defence Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen (Lab.) 
For forsvarsminister Anne-Grete Strøm-Erichsen (Ap)
To Minister of Health and Care Services Jonas Gahr Støre (Lab.) 
For helse- og omsorgsminister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap)
To Minister of Education and Research Kristin Halvorsen (Soc.) 
For kunnskapsminister Kristin Halvorsen (SV)
To Minister of Labour Anniken Huitfeldt (Lab.) 
For arbeidsminister Anniken Huitfeldt (Ap)
To Minister of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs Lisbeth Berg Hansen (Lab.) 
For fiskeri- og kystminister Lisbeth Berg-Hansen (Ap)
To Minister of Transport and Communications Marit Arnstad (Cent.) 
For samferdselsminister Marit Arnstad (Sp)
To Minister of Petroleum and Energy Ola Borten Moe (Cent.) 
For olje- og energiminister Ola Borten Moe (Sp)
To Minister of International Development Heikki Eidsvoll Holmås (Soc.) 
For utviklingsminister Heikki Eidsvoll Holmås (SV)
To Minister of Agriculture and Food Trygve Slagsvold Vedum (Cent.) 
For landbruks- og matminister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum (Sp)
Political staffs of the ministers 
Øvrig politisk ledelse
- The government’s broadband efforts are now yielding results. 
– Bredbåndsatsingen til regjeringen gir nå resultat.
Granting access to broadband technology is the key to a society in which every citizen is able to participate, Ms Grande Røys says. 
Det å gi alle et bredbåndstilbud er nøkkelen til et samfunn hvor all kan delta, sier Grande Røys.
96 000 households, which otherwise could get no such offer in the market place, are now offered broadband access. 
96 000 husstander som ellers ikke ville fått bredbånd levert av markedet, får nå et bredbåndstilbud.
98.8 per cent will be able get a residential broadband solution. 
98,8 prosent vil ha tilgang til fast aksess.
- In the Government Declaration the government promises broadband access for all citizens. 
- I Soria Moria-erklæringen lovte regjeringen bredbånd til alle.
This promise is now being fulfilled, Ms Grande Røys says. 
Dette løftet er vi nå i ferd med å innfri, sier Grande Røys.
In 2006, the Government allocated 119 mill NOK, and in 2007, 377 mill NOK for broadband development. 
Regjeringen bevilget 119 millioner kroner i 2006 og 377 millioner kroner i 2007 til bredbåndsutbygging.
This includes the business community’s, municipalities’ and counties’ own efforts. 
Dette inkluderer egeninnsats fra næringsliv, kommuner og fylker.
The report includes the results of the 2006 and 2007 appropriations only. 
Rapporten anslår kun virkningen av 2006- og 2007-bevilgningene.
Broadband initiative yields results: 
Bredbåndsatsingen gir resultater:
UNW Norway statement 
UNW Norway statement
Madam President, Executive Director, fellow delegates, 
Madam President, Executive Director, fellow delegates,
One of the advantages of speaking late in a debate like this is having the opportunity to comment on some of what has been said. 
One of the advantages of speaking late in a debate like this is having the opportunity to comment on some of what has been said.
Everybody here knows that we are among the leading supporters of UN Women and have been so from before the very beginning. 
Everybody here knows that we are among the leading supporters of UN Women and have been so from before the very beginning.
We believe that this new rising star of the UN system will be more than the sum of its parts. 
We believe that this new rising star of the UN system will be more than the sum of its parts.
Having listened to statements yesterday and today, we discern a particular dilemma. 
Having listened to statements yesterday and today, we discern a particular dilemma.
We all seem to agree on and support the principle of national ownership. 
We all seem to agree on and support the principle of national ownership.
The greatest needs of women are felt by women. 
The greatest needs of women are felt by women.
The demand for UN Women’s services and assistance are often articulated by men. 
The demand for UN Women’s services and assistance are often articulated by men.
They are articulated by men because power in this world is still by and large in the hands of men. 
They are articulated by men because power in this world is still by and large in the hands of men.
So we can hope, but we should not believe, that demands and requests will be commensurate with the needs. 
So we can hope, but we should not believe, that demands and requests will be commensurate with the needs.
This is a challenge. 
This is a challenge.
It is a democratic challenge, a human rights challenge and an economic challenge. 
It is a democratic challenge, a human rights challenge and an economic challenge.
Not least an economic challenge because suppression of women, which is a fact of life in every country of this world, is suppressing the economic rise of countries towards levels of prosperity their gender policies are preventing them from attaining. 
Not least an economic challenge because suppression of women, which is a fact of life in every country of this world, is suppressing the economic rise of countries towards levels of prosperity their gender policies are preventing them from attaining.
Some of these impediments are categorised as religious or cultural. 
Some of these impediments are categorised as religious or cultural.
I grew up in a Norwegian society where women were suppressed by religious and cultural traditions. 
I grew up in a Norwegian society where women were suppressed by religious and cultural traditions.
And the custodians of those traditions were mostly men. 
And the custodians of those traditions were mostly men.
It took political struggle initiated by women themselves, assisted and supported by modern men, to break the most oppressive of those chains, and to unleash the full potential of society. 
It took political struggle initiated by women themselves, assisted and supported by modern men, to break the most oppressive of those chains, and to unleash the full potential of society.
The rights of freedom have never been given. 
The rights of freedom have never been given.
They have always been taken. 
They have always been taken.
That is why when we hear the words “empowerment of women” we should ask: “by whom?” 
That is why when we hear the words “empowerment of women” we should ask: “by whom?”
This is the background why we are here to express our strong support for the Strategic Plan, a support which is also expressed by the vast majority of board members, from all the regions of the world. 
This is the background why we are here to express our strong support for the Strategic Plan, a support which is also expressed by the vast majority of board members, from all the regions of the world.
Norway welcomes the Strategic Plan and stands ready to endorse it. 
Norway welcomes the Strategic Plan and stands ready to endorse it.
That is not to say the Plan is perfect. 
That is not to say the Plan is perfect.
As pointed out by my delegation at previous informal meetings, we would have liked the Plan to even more clearly articulate; The real challenges to women around the world, And the specific measures UN Women intends to take to meet those challenges. 
As pointed out by my delegation at previous informal meetings, we would have liked the Plan to even more clearly articulate; The real challenges to women around the world, And the specific measures UN Women intends to take to meet those challenges.
What results you expect, where and when, And what your own contributions to those results will be, both on your own and as a leader within the UN System. 
What results you expect, where and when, And what your own contributions to those results will be, both on your own and as a leader within the UN System.
A comprehensive results framework with clear baselines, identifying linkages between your output and expected outcomes, will also be needed to ensure accountability. 
A comprehensive results framework with clear baselines, identifying linkages between your output and expected outcomes, will also be needed to ensure accountability.
And as we know, results and accountability are prerequisites for continued support, not least financial support. 
And as we know, results and accountability are prerequisites for continued support, not least financial support.
While we share the six thematic priorities set out in the Plan, within those, Norway would have liked to see a greater emphasis on poverty reduction, women with disabilities (there is probably half a million of women and girls with disabilities around the world ), the challenges of working countries in conflict, and last but not least - the role of men and boys in promoting gender equality and empowerment of women. 
While we share the six thematic priorities set out in the Plan, within those, Norway would have liked to see a greater emphasis on poverty reduction, women with disabilities (there is probably half a million of women and girls with disabilities around the world ), the challenges of working countries in conflict, and last but not least - the role of men and boys in promoting gender equality and empowerment of women.
Madame President, We have high expectations that UN Women under its competent leadership will make a great deal of difference and contribute decisively to the liberation and empowerment of women around the world. 
Madame President, We have high expectations that UN Women under its competent leadership will make a great deal of difference and contribute decisively to the liberation and empowerment of women around the world.
For that reason, and with great expectation of seeing tangible results, I am pleased to announce that Norway will continue to be among the leading donors to UN Women. 
For that reason, and with great expectation of seeing tangible results, I am pleased to announce that Norway will continue to be among the leading donors to UN Women.
In light of the Strategic Plan, the discussions here at the Annual Meeting and the very appropriate appeal from UN Women’s leadership, we have decided today that Norway will continue to increase our contributions and provide 15 million US dollars to UN Women’s core budget in 2011. 
In light of the Strategic Plan, the discussions here at the Annual Meeting and the very appropriate appeal from UN Women’s leadership, we have decided today that Norway will continue to increase our contributions and provide 15 million US dollars to UN Women’s core budget in 2011.
In any other global development context this is a very modest sum. 
In any other global development context this is a very modest sum.
But for UN Women 15 million dollars is 10 percent of their entire core budget this year. 
But for UN Women 15 million dollars is 10 percent of their entire core budget this year.
This should be a cause for great concern among everyone who cares for gender equality, empowerment of women and the crucial role of UN Women to promote this important agenda. 
This should be a cause for great concern among everyone who cares for gender equality, empowerment of women and the crucial role of UN Women to promote this important agenda.
I would therefore close my brief statement by calling on all member states, both traditional donors and emerging economies, to seriously increase their funding. 
I would therefore close my brief statement by calling on all member states, both traditional donors and emerging economies, to seriously increase their funding.
Too often, we hear big words backed by small sums. 
Too often, we hear big words backed by small sums.
It is really a matter of honesty towards half the world’s population. 
It is really a matter of honesty towards half the world’s population.
Norway—2011 Article IV Consultation 
Norway—2011 Article IV Consultation
NORWAY—2011 ARTICLE IV CONSULTATION CONCLUDING STATEMENT OF THE IMF MISSION November 22, 2011 
NORWAY—2011 ARTICLE IV CONSULTATION CONCLUDING STATEMENT OF THE IMF MISSION November 22, 2011
Outlook and Risks 
Outlook and Risks
Norway’s economy continues to perform well amidst considerable global turbulence. 
Norway’s economy continues to perform well amidst considerable global turbulence.
Over the last two years, mainland GDP has grown steadily at an annual pace of 2-3 percent, supported by robust growth in consumer spending and favorable terms of trade developments. 
Over the last two years, mainland GDP has grown steadily at an annual pace of 2-3 percent, supported by robust growth in consumer spending and favorable terms of trade developments.
Output has now surpassed its pre-recession levels, and unemployment remains low. 
Output has now surpassed its pre-recession levels, and unemployment remains low.
This solid recovery has been aided by supportive policies, including low interest rates and temporary fiscal stimulus employed during the recession. 
This solid recovery has been aided by supportive policies, including low interest rates and temporary fiscal stimulus employed during the recession.
Going forward, we expect moderately paced growth to continue. 
Going forward, we expect moderately paced growth to continue.
Growth in mainland GDP is projected to be around 2½ percent both in 2011 and 2012. 
Growth in mainland GDP is projected to be around 2½ percent both in 2011 and 2012.
Expansion will be driven mainly by domestic demand, given strong wage growth, continued momentum in the housing market, and sluggish growth amongst major trading partners. 
Expansion will be driven mainly by domestic demand, given strong wage growth, continued momentum in the housing market, and sluggish growth amongst major trading partners.
The closing of the output gap, along with strong wage pressures, should result in a gradual rise in inflation from its current low rates toward the 2½ percent target over the next two years. 
The closing of the output gap, along with strong wage pressures, should result in a gradual rise in inflation from its current low rates toward the 2½ percent target over the next two years.