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This is particularly important because of the high degree of public engagement in the Norwegian private sector. 
This is particularly important because of the high degree of public engagement in the Norwegian private sector.
Government ownership interests in companies listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange was nearly 40% at the end of 2008. 
Government ownership interests in companies listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange was nearly 40% at the end of 2008.
The Norwegian Government Pension Fund established ethical guidelines for its international investment in 2004, and cooperates with companies on corporate governance, child rights and corporate environmental lobbying. 
The Norwegian Government Pension Fund established ethical guidelines for its international investment in 2004, and cooperates with companies on corporate governance, child rights and corporate environmental lobbying.
Around 30 companies have been excluded from the Fund’s investment portfolio because of violations of the guidelines. 
Around 30 companies have been excluded from the Fund’s investment portfolio because of violations of the guidelines.
One of them is the US-based Walmart. 
One of them is the US-based Walmart.
A part of corporate social responsibility is decent work. 
A part of corporate social responsibility is decent work.
In September 2008 the Norwegian Government launched a seven-point strategy to promote decent work globally. 
In September 2008 the Norwegian Government launched a seven-point strategy to promote decent work globally.
Our goal with this strategy is to strengthen Norwegian policies for decent work, and make them more accountable and coherent. 
Our goal with this strategy is to strengthen Norwegian policies for decent work, and make them more accountable and coherent.
Foreign policy, international development policy, trade and industrial policy all influence working conditions both in our own country and in other countries. 
Foreign policy, international development policy, trade and industrial policy all influence working conditions both in our own country and in other countries.
Our approach in these different areas must therefore be more systematic and guided by the same considerations and principles. 
Our approach in these different areas must therefore be more systematic and guided by the same considerations and principles.
Thus, decent work will be increasingly important in several of our policy areas, in our bilateral relations as well as in international forums. 
Thus, decent work will be increasingly important in several of our policy areas, in our bilateral relations as well as in international forums.
We are aware of the difficulties involved in ensuring decent work. 
We are aware of the difficulties involved in ensuring decent work.
Therefore it is important with a closer dialogue and cooperation with Brazil and others in order to overcome them. 
Therefore it is important with a closer dialogue and cooperation with Brazil and others in order to overcome them.
We also believe that social dialogue plays a vital role in advancing the discussion on this issue, both nationally and internationally. 
We also believe that social dialogue plays a vital role in advancing the discussion on this issue, both nationally and internationally.
Let me sum up with some overall reflections. 
Let me sum up with some overall reflections.
Globalisation has brought great benefits, but also important new challenges, not least to labour markets – for governments, workers and employers alike. 
Globalisation has brought great benefits, but also important new challenges, not least to labour markets – for governments, workers and employers alike.
Only by making globalisation fair can we make it legitimate, and only by making it legitimate can we make it sustainable. 
Only by making globalisation fair can we make it legitimate, and only by making it legitimate can we make it sustainable.
And not only sustainable –sustainable also in the sense that it creates economic growth. 
And not only sustainable –sustainable also in the sense that it creates economic growth.
That is our experience in Norway. 
That is our experience in Norway.
And that is a key issue and the reason why I think that this model has survived through different political regimes in Norway –and has a broad support. 
And that is a key issue and the reason why I think that this model has survived through different political regimes in Norway –and has a broad support.
It gives us growth. 
It gives us growth.
The global crisis has led to job losses and deteriorating working conditions, and it has exposed weaknesses in the international economic system. 
The global crisis has led to job losses and deteriorating working conditions, and it has exposed weaknesses in the international economic system.
Therefore we put great emphasis on the speech by President Lula at the ILO Summit on the Global Jobs Crisis in Geneva in June this year, which addressed exactly these issues. 
Therefore we put great emphasis on the speech by President Lula at the ILO Summit on the Global Jobs Crisis in Geneva in June this year, which addressed exactly these issues.
At that event our Foreign Minister Støre hosted a side-event on the financial crisis, on decent work as a prerequisite and a tool to counter the crisis. 
At that event our Foreign Minister Støre hosted a side-event on the financial crisis, on decent work as a prerequisite and a tool to counter the crisis.
Brazil’s membership of the G20 is in that regard also important. 
Brazil’s membership of the G20 is in that regard also important.
We were happy to see that the Pittsburgh meeting emphasised the G20 countries’ commitment to implementing recovery plans that support decent work, employment, job growth and social protection. 
We were happy to see that the Pittsburgh meeting emphasised the G20 countries’ commitment to implementing recovery plans that support decent work, employment, job growth and social protection.
Fair globalisation is possible, but only through better regulation and international cooperation and by focusing on poverty alleviation and decent work. 
Fair globalisation is possible, but only through better regulation and international cooperation and by focusing on poverty alleviation and decent work.
I believe that this conference today is of great importance. 
I believe that this conference today is of great importance.
It brings a new dimension to the bilateral relationship between Norway and Brasil. 
It brings a new dimension to the bilateral relationship between Norway and Brasil.
If we all are committed, I am sure that this conference will be a success. 
If we all are committed, I am sure that this conference will be a success.
Address at conference for social dialogue between Norway and Brazil 
Innlegg på etableringskonferanse for sosial dialog mellom Norge og Brasil
My negotiators have been sitting in Bergen working overtime, but unfortunately the negotiations ended by breaking down”, says Berg-Hansen. 
Mine forhandlere har sittet i Bergen på overtid men det endte dessverre med brudd, sier Berg-Hansen.
Norway aims at providing for stability and predictability in the mackerel fishery. 
Norge har vært opptatt av stabilitet og forutsigbarhet for makrellfisket.
Our objective is therefore a long-term agreement with fixed quota shares and reciprocal access to the Parties’ zones. 
Norge ønsker derfor en langsiktig avtale med fast fordeling og gjensidig soneadgang.
This is important not only for the Norwegian fishing industry but is also a means of providing for sustainable management. 
Dette er ikke bare viktig for norsk næring, men også for hensynet til en bærekraftig forvaltning.
Unfortunately, the Parties have been unable to agree on any of the key issues. 
Partene har ikke lykkes i å komme til enighet på noen av de sentrale spørsmålene.
There are also other important issues that Norway and the EU have not agreed upon. 
I tillegg er det andre viktige saker som Norge og EU ikke har blitt enige om.
It is therefore disappointing that the EU has not managed to introduce the necessary measures to improve the exploitation pattern in the North Sea and Skagerrak. 
Derfor er det skuffende at EU ikke klarer å innføre nødvendige tiltak som kan gi et bedre beskatningsmønster i Nordsjøen og Skagerrak.
- One of the consequences of the breakdown of the negotiations is that Norway and the EU will not fix the total allowable catches for the joint stocks in the North Sea and Skagerrak. 
- En konsekvens av bruddet er at Norge og EU ikke fastsetter totalkvoter for fellesbestander i Nordsjøen og Skagerrak.
- I would also emphasise the constructive dialogue we have had with the fishing industry, which is represented in the Norwegian delegation in these negotiations, says Berg-Hansen. 
- Jeg vil fremheve den gode dialogen med fiskerinæringen, som er en med i den norske forhandlingsdelegasjonen, sier Berg-Hansen.
Breakdown in the fisheries negotiations between Norway and the EU 
Brudd i fiskeriforhandlingene mellom Norge og EU
New York, 22 September 2010 
New York, 22. september 2010
"So, what have we accomplished? 
- So, what have we accomplished?
One of our main goals was to give global health a more strategic place on the international agenda. 
One of our main goals was to give global health a more strategic place on the international agenda.
And this is indeed happening. 
And this is indeed happening.
The G8 summit in June gave a big boost to work on child and maternal mortality”, Foreign Minister Støre said in his remarks. 
The G8 summit in June gave a big boost to work on child and maternal mortality, sa utenriksminister Støre bl.a. i sitt innlegg.
The Minister based his remarks on the following points 
Ministeren baserte sin innledning på følgende punkter
I am delighted to welcome the ministers of the Foreign Policy and Global Health Initiative to this breakfast. 
I am delighted to welcome the ministers of the Foreign Policy and Global Health Initiative to this breakfast.
The fact that we have all made time to meet in the middle of the UN General Assembly week shows our commitment to the initiative and confirms its relevance. 
The fact that we have all made time to meet in the middle of the UN General Assembly week shows our commitment to the initiative and confirms its relevance.
It is a pleasure to be co-hosting this breakfast with my Brazilian colleague – since, as you know, Brazil is currently coordinating the network. 
It is a pleasure to be co-hosting this breakfast with my Brazilian colleague – since, as you know, Brazil is currently coordinating the network.
I would also like to thank Thailand and South Africa for their excellent leadership and coordination efforts. 
I would also like to thank Thailand and South Africa for their excellent leadership and coordination efforts.
Four years have passed since our initiative was launched here in New York. 
Four years have passed since our initiative was launched here in New York.
Elections have taken place, governments have changed, and new faces have come on board. 
Elections have taken place, governments have changed, and new faces have come on board.
It is an achievement in itself that five Ministers of Foreign Affairs are present here, ready to recommit to the Foreign Policy and Global Health Initiative. 
It is an achievement in itself that five Ministers of Foreign Affairs are present here, ready to recommit to the Foreign Policy and Global Health Initiative.
Other countries are also showing a keen interest in joining our efforts. 
Other countries are also showing a keen interest in joining our efforts.
The attraction of this circle is its varied composition. 
The attraction of this circle is its varied composition.
We belong to different regional groups and represent different interests. 
We belong to different regional groups and represent different interests.
This makes our cooperation interesting and relevant. 
This makes our cooperation interesting and relevant.
Working across established groups is helpful. 
Working across established groups is helpful.
It is three and a half years since we adopted the Oslo Declaration, recognising that investment in health is fundamental to economic growth and development, and that threats to health can compromise a country’s stability and security. 
It is three and a half years since we adopted the Oslo Declaration, recognising that investment in health is fundamental to economic growth and development, and that threats to health can compromise a country’s stability and security.
Economists and public health experts now work well together. 
Economists and public health experts now work well together.
But in the area of security and health we still have a long way to go. 
But in the area of security and health we still have a long way to go.
We know that collapsing health systems are a threat to peace and security. 
We know that collapsing health systems are a threat to peace and security.
Building capacity for global health security, dealing with threats to global health and making globalisation work for everyone are all tasks that require the deliberate use of foreign policy instruments. 
Building capacity for global health security, dealing with threats to global health and making globalisation work for everyone are all tasks that require the deliberate use of foreign policy instruments.
And, of course, political will. 
And, of course, political will.
We have agreed that rather than forming an organisation or a fixed structure, we should seize opportunities to make a political difference wherever and whenever they arise. 
We have agreed that rather than forming an organisation or a fixed structure, we should seize opportunities to make a political difference wherever and whenever they arise.
This may be in an organisation, on a board, in a political movement or in bilateral relations between countries. 
This may be in an organisation, on a board, in a political movement or in bilateral relations between countries.
In my view, this initiative is all about engagement and outreach, and about building political alliances among states with different outlooks, different priorities and different geographical affiliations, but with a shared political will to promote the common cause of global health. 
In my view, this initiative is all about engagement and outreach, and about building political alliances among states with different outlooks, different priorities and different geographical affiliations, but with a shared political will to promote the common cause of global health.
So, what have we accomplished? 
So, what have we accomplished?
The G8 summit in June gave a big boost to work on child and maternal mortality. 
The G8 summit in June gave a big boost to work on child and maternal mortality.
The African Union meeting in Kampala in July made a commitment to allocate 15% of government budgets to health by 2015. 
The African Union meeting in Kampala in July made a commitment to allocate 15% of government budgets to health by 2015.
These decisions are obviously the results of joint efforts involving many actors. 
These decisions are obviously the results of joint efforts involving many actors.
They also show that global health is now placed firmly on the agenda of presidents, prime ministers and ministers of finance. 
They also show that global health is now placed firmly on the agenda of presidents, prime ministers and ministers of finance.
They have become health ministers, too. 
They have become health ministers, too.
This is a major step forward. 
This is a major step forward.
So as a group, we have managed to set a global agenda. 
So as a group, we have managed to set a global agenda.
The reports and resolutions we have initiated in the UN General Assembly have received broad support across all regions. 
The reports and resolutions we have initiated in the UN General Assembly have received broad support across all regions.
There is a growing body of academic institutions exploring the links between health and foreign policy. 
There is a growing body of academic institutions exploring the links between health and foreign policy.
We should continue to support these efforts. 
We should continue to support these efforts.
We have had the opportunity as a group to advocate, facilitate and broker deals. 
We have had the opportunity as a group to advocate, facilitate and broker deals.
We are also involved in various processes where the positions and interests of our group are not fully aligned. 
We are also involved in various processes where the positions and interests of our group are not fully aligned.
If we use these opportunities to find solutions that work for us, they may also work for others. 
If we use these opportunities to find solutions that work for us, they may also work for others.
As regards expansion of the group, I suggest that we retain this core group of seven members. 
As regards expansion of the group, I suggest that we retain this core group of seven members.
However, when we convene on a particular theme, we can expand the group. 
However, when we convene on a particular theme, we can expand the group.
(Further remarks) 
(Further remarks)
Threats to health do not respect national borders. 
Threats to health do not respect national borders.
This is why health is clearly a foreign policy issue. 
This is why health is clearly a foreign policy issue.
We also know that developing countries carry the heaviest burden of disease but have the lowest capacity for prevention, treatment and control. 
We also know that developing countries carry the heaviest burden of disease but have the lowest capacity for prevention, treatment and control.
Global health security is only as strong as the weakest link. 
Global health security is only as strong as the weakest link.
Last year, the pandemic flu outbreak showed us the shortcomings of the international community in dealing with a global health crisis. 
Last year, the pandemic flu outbreak showed us the shortcomings of the international community in dealing with a global health crisis.
Complex questions arose about equal access to vaccines and medicine and the issue of virus sharing. 
Complex questions arose about equal access to vaccines and medicine and the issue of virus sharing.
As an emergency measure, Norway, along with others, agreed to donate 10% of its national vaccine stocks to developing countries. 
As an emergency measure, Norway, along with others, agreed to donate 10% of its national vaccine stocks to developing countries.
However, we still have a long way to go before we have a better, more equitable international system that can deal properly with a pandemic and ensure the fair distribution of vaccines and medicines. 
However, we still have a long way to go before we have a better, more equitable international system that can deal properly with a pandemic and ensure the fair distribution of vaccines and medicines.
Our group has played a role in the negotiations on pandemic influenza preparedness and should continue to do so as we seek to create a framework that is suitable for all countries. 
Our group has played a role in the negotiations on pandemic influenza preparedness and should continue to do so as we seek to create a framework that is suitable for all countries.
Violence and crises seriously affect people’s health. 
Violence and crises seriously affect people’s health.
And a lack of access to health care can have a destabilising effect on a society. 
And a lack of access to health care can have a destabilising effect on a society.
(There is a reason why the CIA uses child mortality rate as an indicator of which countries are to be considered as fragile states.) 
(There is a reason why the CIA uses child mortality rate as an indicator of which countries are to be considered as fragile states.)
Any emergency, whether natural or man-made, can make health systems break down. 
Any emergency, whether natural or man-made, can make health systems break down.
It is essential to ensure access for health personnel during a crisis, to mobilise resources for health, and to ensure a focus on health in post-conflict reconstruction. 
It is essential to ensure access for health personnel during a crisis, to mobilise resources for health, and to ensure a focus on health in post-conflict reconstruction.
This requires close links between efforts in the areas of health, humanitarian assistance, and peacebuilding. 
This requires close links between efforts in the areas of health, humanitarian assistance, and peacebuilding.
Women’s health is often most severely affected. 
Women’s health is often most severely affected.
Rape is used as a tactic of war and sexual violence spreads as social structures break down. 
Rape is used as a tactic of war and sexual violence spreads as social structures break down.
The effects can be devastating, and we must recognise that conflict-related sexual violence is a serious impediment to peace and security. 
The effects can be devastating, and we must recognise that conflict-related sexual violence is a serious impediment to peace and security.
This year is the tenth anniversary of Security Council resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, and we are marking the occasion by taking stock of where we are and what needs to be done. 
This year is the tenth anniversary of Security Council resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, and we are marking the occasion by taking stock of where we are and what needs to be done.
We must do more to ensure that women can play their rightful role in international peace and security. 
We must do more to ensure that women can play their rightful role in international peace and security.
And we must do more to protect women and respond to their needs in the midst of conflicts and crises. 
And we must do more to protect women and respond to their needs in the midst of conflicts and crises.
We know that health interventions such as campaigns for child vaccination can be a good entry point in conflict resolution, creating a space for dialogue. 
We know that health interventions such as campaigns for child vaccination can be a good entry point in conflict resolution, creating a space for dialogue.
Health initiatives often have additional benefits such as contributing to conflict prevention, promoting reconciliation and peacebuilding, and consolidating peace. 
Health initiatives often have additional benefits such as contributing to conflict prevention, promoting reconciliation and peacebuilding, and consolidating peace.
There are useful lessons to be learned here from the WHO programme “Health as a Bridge for Peace”. 
There are useful lessons to be learned here from the WHO programme “Health as a Bridge for Peace”.
The review of the UN Peacebuilding Commission should be used to strengthen the health focus in peace processes. 
The review of the UN Peacebuilding Commission should be used to strengthen the health focus in peace processes.
We do know something about the dynamics of health in crises and conflict, but we need to learn more. 
We do know something about the dynamics of health in crises and conflict, but we need to learn more.
However, we can already start to put our current knowledge into practice. 
However, we can already start to put our current knowledge into practice.
Another important issue that has received much attention over the past few years is the recruitment of health workers. 
Another important issue that has received much attention over the past few years is the recruitment of health workers.
The fact that rich countries are recruiting health workers from poor countries to take care of an aging population in rich countries gives rise to a number of ethical and economic issues. 
The fact that rich countries are recruiting health workers from poor countries to take care of an aging population in rich countries gives rise to a number of ethical and economic issues.
“There are more nurses from Malawi in Manchester than in Malawi.” 
“There are more nurses from Malawi in Manchester than in Malawi.”
It creates an imbalance, because the majority of health workers are not in the countries where the burden of disease is the heaviest. 
It creates an imbalance, because the majority of health workers are not in the countries where the burden of disease is the heaviest.