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There are reasons for governments to support initiatives in this area. 
There are reasons for governments to support initiatives in this area.
They expand access to learning for everyone, especially for non-traditional groups of students. 
They expand access to learning for everyone, especially for non-traditional groups of students.
Open Educational Resources can be an efficient way of promoting lifelong learning, and such initiatives can bridge the gap between non-formal, informal and formal learning. 
Open Educational Resources can be an efficient way of promoting lifelong learning, and such initiatives can bridge the gap between non-formal, informal and formal learning.
Maybe the most important part of the study is the challenges it identifies. 
Maybe the most important part of the study is the challenges it identifies.
Here are the most important ones: 
Here are the most important ones:
Firstly, the quality and relevance of the resources must be sufficient in order for them to be taken seriously by demanding users. 
Firstly, the quality and relevance of the resources must be sufficient in order for them to be taken seriously by demanding users.
Different methods, including peer reviewing and user comments, are used to ensure sufficient quality and relevance. 
Different methods, including peer reviewing and user comments, are used to ensure sufficient quality and relevance.
Secondly, Copyright law takes its definition from international conventions. 
Secondly, Copyright law takes its definition from international conventions.
Legal restrictions on the reuse of copyright material are a barrier for open distribution of such material. 
Legal restrictions on the reuse of copyright material are a barrier for open distribution of such material.
New licensing regimes such as The Creative Commons are exploring how the interest of the wider community can be served in order to facilitate reuse of digital content. 
New licensing regimes such as The Creative Commons are exploring how the interest of the wider community can be served in order to facilitate reuse of digital content.
Thirdly, Open Educational Resources are looking for ways to improve sustainability. 
Thirdly, Open Educational Resources are looking for ways to improve sustainability.
The study looks into models for sustainability and cost recovery, and the models offer a variety of institutional and/or government backing. 
The study looks into models for sustainability and cost recovery, and the models offer a variety of institutional and/or government backing.
A fourth challenge is to solve some technical issues. 
A fourth challenge is to solve some technical issues.
Metadata in order to ensure sharing and re-use of resources are important, and interoperability issues are important because of the need to be able to use Open Educational Resources across platforms and systems. 
Metadata in order to ensure sharing and re-use of resources are important, and interoperability issues are important because of the need to be able to use Open Educational Resources across platforms and systems.
The use of open standards is also of vital importance. 
The use of open standards is also of vital importance.
A fifth issue is to solve challenges in terms of securing and preserving data. 
A fifth issue is to solve challenges in terms of securing and preserving data.
If the resources are stored on a commercial, free service, the risk of loosing the resources is imminent. 
If the resources are stored on a commercial, free service, the risk of loosing the resources is imminent.
A number of policy implications are addressed in the report. 
A number of policy implications are addressed in the report.
In my opinion it is important to regard the policy issues as facets of the mainstream policy issues we struggle with and not as separate issues exclusive for Open Educational Resources. 
In my opinion it is important to regard the policy issues as facets of the mainstream policy issues we struggle with and not as separate issues exclusive for Open Educational Resources.
The policy implications are visible at all levels; 
The policy implications are visible at all levels;
Nationally as a way to promote use of ICT in education and promote informal and non-formal LLL 
Nationally as a way to promote use of ICT in education and promote informal and non-formal LLL
Sector wise as a response to a changing landscape for HE 
Sector wise as a response to a changing landscape for HE
Institutionally as an important element in rethinking business model, target groups/offerings and publication strategy 
Institutionally as an important element in rethinking business model, target groups/offerings and publication strategy
Finish Ladies and gentlemen, dear guests: At the end of the day free and open learning and research goes to the very heart of our political project; to secure high quality education for all in a lifelong learning perspective. 
Finish Ladies and gentlemen, dear guests: At the end of the day free and open learning and research goes to the very heart of our political project; to secure high quality education for all in a lifelong learning perspective.
Access to digital content and training opportunities throughout our lives are necessary in modern society. 
Access to digital content and training opportunities throughout our lives are necessary in modern society.
As regards Free Software and Open Access, we are grateful for the pioneering efforts of the Free Software and Open Access movement. 
As regards Free Software and Open Access, we are grateful for the pioneering efforts of the Free Software and Open Access movement.
Their invaluable work is very important for the world of education and research. 
Their invaluable work is very important for the world of education and research.
Now the time has come to bridge the empowering potential of Free Software and Open Access with the need for mainstreaming and the quest for quality. 
Now the time has come to bridge the empowering potential of Free Software and Open Access with the need for mainstreaming and the quest for quality.
If we succeed in doing so, Free Software and Open Access will play a crucial role in the advancement of an information society for all. 
If we succeed in doing so, Free Software and Open Access will play a crucial role in the advancement of an information society for all.
Thank you for listening and good luck with the third and final day of this conference. 
Thank you for listening and good luck with the third and final day of this conference.
Free and open learning and research in Norway 
Free and open learning and research in Norway
The importance of gender in disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation 
The importance of gender in disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation
The Women, Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Arms Control meeting in New York, 25.09.2012 
The Women, Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Arms Control meeting in New York, 25.09.2012
Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide’s address at the Women, Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Arms Control meeting in New York, 25.09.2012. 
Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide’s address at the Women, Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Arms Control meeting in New York, 25.09.2012.
First of all, I want to thank Trinidad and Tobago for this timely initiative, and for tabling the resolution on women’s role in disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation in 2010. 
First of all, I want to thank Trinidad and Tobago for this timely initiative, and for tabling the resolution on women’s role in disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation in 2010.
Ten years after the adoption of Security Council resolution 1325, the General Assembly has finally addressed this issue. 
Ten years after the adoption of Security Council resolution 1325, the General Assembly has finally addressed this issue.
It was long overdue. 
It was long overdue.
Resolution 1325 has influenced our thinking, our norms and our attitudes in fundamental ways, but there are still huge gaps in its implementation on the ground. 
Resolution 1325 has influenced our thinking, our norms and our attitudes in fundamental ways, but there are still huge gaps in its implementation on the ground.
The realm of hard politics and security is far from being gender-sensitive. 
The realm of hard politics and security is far from being gender-sensitive.
While we have seen progress in some areas, the gender perspective has largely been absent from disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation processes. 
While we have seen progress in some areas, the gender perspective has largely been absent from disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation processes.
A stronger gender approach to disarmament could give much needed momentum to the multilateral processes that have largely become irrelevant. 
A stronger gender approach to disarmament could give much needed momentum to the multilateral processes that have largely become irrelevant.
Not only do we need a stronger gender perspective. 
Not only do we need a stronger gender perspective.
We also need to take the humanitarian dimension into account. 
We also need to take the humanitarian dimension into account.
If we look at the disarmament processes in which women and civil society have played vital roles, we see that new and successful approaches have been found. 
If we look at the disarmament processes in which women and civil society have played vital roles, we see that new and successful approaches have been found.
The processes leading to the Mine Ban Convention and to the Convention on Cluster Munitions were successful because women and civil society actively participated and drove the processes forward. 
The processes leading to the Mine Ban Convention and to the Convention on Cluster Munitions were successful because women and civil society actively participated and drove the processes forward.
And because it was recognised that the humanitarian costs outweigh the military utility of these weapons. 
And because it was recognised that the humanitarian costs outweigh the military utility of these weapons.
The next step must be to take into account the humanitarian consequences of the use of nuclear weapons. 
The next step must be to take into account the humanitarian consequences of the use of nuclear weapons.
That is why Norway will hold a conference in Oslo in the spring of 2013 to focus on the impact of nuclear detonations, whatever their cause. 
That is why Norway will hold a conference in Oslo in the spring of 2013 to focus on the impact of nuclear detonations, whatever their cause.
In our partnerships with organisations on the ground, we emphasise the gender perspective. 
In our partnerships with organisations on the ground, we emphasise the gender perspective.
Programmes that take into account the different needs and priorities of men, women, girls and boys, and that adjust their work accordingly, tend to be more effective. 
Programmes that take into account the different needs and priorities of men, women, girls and boys, and that adjust their work accordingly, tend to be more effective.
And after all, it is effectiveness on the ground that is the real measure of success. 
And after all, it is effectiveness on the ground that is the real measure of success.
This is why we support efforts to improve the living conditions of women and girls affected by armed violence. 
This is why we support efforts to improve the living conditions of women and girls affected by armed violence.
And why we try to strengthen women’s participation in humanitarian disarmament processes, and integrate the gender perspective in projects on land mines, cluster munitions and the control of small arms. 
And why we try to strengthen women’s participation in humanitarian disarmament processes, and integrate the gender perspective in projects on land mines, cluster munitions and the control of small arms.
Our partners in the field, such as Norwegian People’s Aid and Action on Armed Violence, point to the added value of having both men and women in mine clearance programmes. 
Our partners in the field, such as Norwegian People’s Aid and Action on Armed Violence, point to the added value of having both men and women in mine clearance programmes.
Further, in projects working with cultural perceptions, we see that women are able to change attitudes and behaviour relating to weapon use and violence. 
Further, in projects working with cultural perceptions, we see that women are able to change attitudes and behaviour relating to weapon use and violence.
Women living in conflict and war-torn societies are often disproportionally affected by armed gender-based violence. 
Women living in conflict and war-torn societies are often disproportionally affected by armed gender-based violence.
Their perspectives must be included in international instruments such as an Arms Trade Treaty and the UN Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons for them to be truly relevant. 
Their perspectives must be included in international instruments such as an Arms Trade Treaty and the UN Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons for them to be truly relevant.
Norway is a strong defender of women’s participation in preventing and resolving conflicts. 
Norway is a strong defender of women’s participation in preventing and resolving conflicts.
This is a matter of basic human rights and democratic principles. 
This is a matter of basic human rights and democratic principles.
It is also a better way to build peace. 
It is also a better way to build peace.
Women’s participation in peace processes can lead to broader and stronger local ownership and more comprehensive agreements. 
Women’s participation in peace processes can lead to broader and stronger local ownership and more comprehensive agreements.
Still, when we take a look at peace and reconciliation processes around the world, we see that women are few and far between. 
Still, when we take a look at peace and reconciliation processes around the world, we see that women are few and far between.
It is the warring parties that are trusted, not only to end the war, but also to build the peace. 
It is the warring parties that are trusted, not only to end the war, but also to build the peace.
There are too many examples of weak peace agreements and faltering disarmament processes. 
There are too many examples of weak peace agreements and faltering disarmament processes.
There are too many situations where war has ended, but women continue to suffer from gender-based and sexual violence, intensified by a high number of guns and arms in their communities. 
There are too many situations where war has ended, but women continue to suffer from gender-based and sexual violence, intensified by a high number of guns and arms in their communities.
Emboldened by weapons and power, former combatants continue to rape and violate girls and women with impunity. 
Emboldened by weapons and power, former combatants continue to rape and violate girls and women with impunity.
This has far-reaching implications for efforts to build peace, security and development. 
This has far-reaching implications for efforts to build peace, security and development.
We need new momentum and new approaches to disarmament, arms-control and non-proliferation. 
We need new momentum and new approaches to disarmament, arms-control and non-proliferation.
Let’s listen to women and civil society. 
Let’s listen to women and civil society.
Let’s listen to those who live with the consequences of conflict and violence every day, they just might have the solutions we need. 
Let’s listen to those who live with the consequences of conflict and violence every day, they just might have the solutions we need.
Norway provides NOK 60 million to promote women’s rights 
Norge gir 60 millioner kroner til kvinnekamp
“The UN plays a key role in mobilising broad and coordinated efforts against all forms of gender-based and sexual violence. 
FN spiller en viktig rolle i å mobilisere til bred og samordnet innsats mot alle former for kjønnsbasert og seksualisert vold.
In addition, Norway is to give NOK 20 million to the UN Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting, which is managed by UNFPA and UNICEF. 
I tillegg gir Norge 20 millioner kroner til FNs fond mot kjønnslemlestelse.
Between 100 and 140 million women and girls, the majority of them in Africa, have experienced female genital mutilation (FGM). 
Kjønnslemlestelse berører mellom 100 og 140 millioner kvinner og jenter, flesteparten i Afrika.
The UN’s efforts to promote social change at the local level in Senegal, for example, have yielded good results. 
I Senegal har FNs bidrag til sosial endring på lokalt plan gitt gode resultater.
Here, 3300 villages have so far declared that they will abolish the practice of FGM. 
Her har 3300 landsbyer så langt erklært at de vil avskaffe kjønnslemlestelse av jenter.
“Female genital mutilation is an extreme way of controlling girls’ sexuality and fertility. 
Kjønnslemlestelse er et ekstremt uttrykk for kontroll med jenters seksualitet og fruktbarhet.
Eradicating deeply-entrenched power structures and traditions such as female circumcision will take time and must be promoted from within the local community,” Mr Solheim said. 
Å avskaffe dypt rotfestede maktforhold og tradisjoner som kvinnelig omskjæring, er et langsiktig arbeid som må fremmes innenfra det enkelte lokalsamfunn, sier Solheim.
Through its allocation to the UN, Norway is seeking to enable actors at grassroots level and other agents of change to follow up national and international commitments to eliminate gender-based violence. 
Gjennom støtten til FN ønsker Norge å bidra til at aktører på grasrota og andre endringsaktører kan følge opp nasjonale og internasjonale forpliktelser til å avskaffe kjønnsbasert vold.
The women’s shelter movement and the fight for the right to abortion on demand are examples from our recent past,” Mr Solheim commented. 
Krisesenterbevegelsen og kampen for selvbestemt abort er eksempler fra vår nære fortid, sier Solheim.
In 2008, Norway provided NOK 4.8 billion (USD 850 million) in gender-focused development aid. 
I 2008 bidro Norge med 4,8 milliarder kroner i kvinnerettet bistand.
“The free trade agreement will promote greater economic cooperation between Norway and Colombia,” says Minister of Trade and Industry Monica Mæland. 
– Frihandelsavtalen vil bidra til mer økonomisk samarbeid mellom Norge og Colombia, sier næringsminister Monica Mæland.
On June 19 the Storting gave its consent to ratification of a free trade agreement and an agricultural agreement with Colombia. 
Stortinget har gitt samtykke til å inngå en frihandelsavtale og en landbruksavtale med Colombia.
This will be beneficial for Norwegian competitiveness,” says Minister of Trade and Industry Monica Mæland. 
Det er bra for norsk konkurransekraft, sier næringsminister Monica Mæland.
The free trade agreement has been criticised for not including more binding provisions on labour rights. 
Frihandelsavtalen har fått kritikk for å ikke inneholde mer forpliktende bestemmelser om arbeidstakerrettigheter.
“In February the Government signed an agreement with Colombia to advance political consultations. 
Regjeringen inngikk i februar en avtale med Colombia om politiske konsultasjoner.
Labour rights and human rights will be among the topics in that context. 
Der skal arbeidstakerrettigheter og menneskerettigheter være tema.
We are working to incorporate labour rights in the free trade agreement as well,” says Ms Mæland. 
Vi jobber for å innarbeide arbeidstakerrettigheter i frihandelsavtalen også, sier Mæland.
Norway will complete its ratification procedures so that the agreement can enter into force on 1 September 2014. 
Norge vil gjøre ferdig sine ratifikasjonsprosedyrer slik at avtalene kan tre i kraft 1. september 2014.
“This historic agreement will encourage increased trade and economic cooperation, which entails significantly better access for Norwegian manufactured goods and fish on the Colombian market. 
– Med denne historiske avtalen vil vi stimulere til økt handel og økonomisk samarbeid.
The agreement also provides a good framework for Norwegian export of services, including the right of establishment in most sectors in Colombia. 
Avtalen gir også gode betingelser for norsk eksport av tjenester, inkludert rett til etablering i de fleste sektorer i Colombia.
Trade between the two countries is limited at present, but there is great potential,” says Ms Mæland. 
Handelen er beskjeden i dag, men potensialet stort, sier Mæland.
The EFTA Ministerial Meeting in June 2010 agreed to include the environment and labour rights in future agreements. 
EFTAs ministermøte ble i juni 2010 enige om å inkludere miljø og arbeidstakerrettigheter i fremtidige avtaler.
Norway will work to incorporate a chapter on trade and sustainable development in the free trade agreement with Colombia. 
Norge vil arbeide for at handel og bærekraftig utvikling tas inn i frihandelsavtalen med Colombia.
Trade in goods between Colombia and Norway in 2013 totalled NOK 787 million. 
Handelen med varer mellom Colombia og Norge i 2013 var på 787 millioner kroner.
Norway exported goods for NOK 222 million in 2013. 
Norge eksporterte varer for 222 millioner kroner i 2013.
This is an increase of 71 per cent over the previous year. 
Det er en økning på 71 prosent fra året før.
Norwegian exports to Colombia consist mainly of fertiliser and machinery. 
Norsk eksport til Colombia består i hovedsak av kunstgjødsel og maskiner.
Norway primarily imports agricultural products such as coffee, flowers and fruit from Colombia. 
Norge importerer hovedsakelig landbruksprodukter som kaffe, blomster og frukt fra Colombia.
Colombia has the fifth largest economy in Latin America. 
Colombia er Latin-Amerikas femte største økonomi.
The country covers an area twice the size of France and has a population of approximately 43 million. 
Colombia strekker seg over et område to ganger større enn Frankrike og har en befolking på om lag 43 millioner.
The Storting has now given its consent to ratification of the free trade agreement between Colombia and the EFTA member states (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) and the bilateral agricultural agreement between Norway and Colombia. 
Stortinget har nå gitt samtykke til å ratifisere frihandelsavtalen mellom Colombia og EFTA-statene Island, Liechtenstein, Sveits og Norge og den bilaterale landbruksavtalen mellom Norge og Colombia.
The agreements were signed in 2008. 
Avtalene ble undertegnet i 2008.
Colombia is the third South American country to sign a free trade agreement with EFTA. 
Colombia er det tredje søramerikanske landet EFTA inngår en handelsavtale med.
EFTA also has free trade agreements with Mexico and Chile, and is currently in negotiations with Peru. 
EFTA har også handelsavtaler med Mexico og Chile, og forhandler for tiden med Peru.
Free trade agreement with Colombia 
Inngår frihandelsavtale med Colombia
The free trade agreement with Colombia is expected to increase the region’s significance for Norwegian trade and industry in the future. 
Det forventes at handelsavtalen med Colombia vil styrke regionens betydning for norsk næringsliv i fremtiden.
New York, 29 September 2010 
New York, 29. september 2010
Norway's statement in the General Debate was presented by Norway's Deputy Permanent Representative, Ambassador Tine Mørch Smith. 
Norges hovedinnlegg i Generalforsamlingen ble presentert av ambassadør Tine Mørch Smith 29. september 2010.
Among the issues raised in the statement were Norway's commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals, in particular improving maternal health and reducing child mortality. 
Innlegget tok blant for seg Norges vedvarende engasjement på tusenårsmål 4 og 5, barne- og mødredødelighet.
Mr President, Excellencies, 
Mr President, Excellencies,
Last week we reaffirmed our commitment to the Millennium Development Goals. 
Last week we reaffirmed our commitment to the Millennium Development Goals.