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Norway will also support local voluntary groups. 
I tillegg vil Norge støtte grupper av lokale frivillige.
“The Syrian Arab Red Crescent is doing an important job in a difficult situation, but their capacity has been stretched to breaking point. 
- Syrisk røde halvmåne gjør en viktig jobb i en vanskelig situasjon, men deres kapasitet er strukket til bristepunktet.
Norway will also provide support for Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan through the UN and civil society organisations. 
Norge vil også støtte syriske flyktninger i Libanon og Jordan gjennom FN og det sivile samfunn.
Support will also be provided for internally displaced people in Syria who have been driven from their homes. 
Det vil også gis støtte til flyktninger som er fordrevet fra sine hjem inne i Syria.
“Unless the levels of violence subside significantly and greater humanitarian access is allowed, the flow of refugees to neighbouring countries and the number of internally displaced will increase dramatically,” said the Foreign Minister. 
- Flyktningstrømmene til naboland, og antallet som er på flukt internt i eget land, vil komme til å øke dramatisk dersom voldsnivået og mangelen på humanitær tilgang ikke bedres betraktelig, sier Støre.
Norway to give additional NOK 210 million to Syria 
Norge gir nye 210 millioner til Syria
Friends of the Syrian People Conference - Nordic-Baltic Statement 
Vennegruppen for det syriske folk - nordisk-baltisk innlegg
The Government has proposed a substantial increase in the support provided by Norway for education in poor countries. 
Regjeringen foreslår en kraftig økning i støtten til utdanning i fattige land.
‘Universal education is a human right, and it is a prerequisite for growth and development. 
- Utdanning for alle er menneskerett og en betingelse for vekst og utvikling.
Without education, there can be no development. 
Uten utdanning, ingen utvikling.
We will place particular emphasis on girls’ education. 
Vi vil spesielt vektlegge jenters utdanning.
Girls who receive an education marry later, have children later, have a better chance of getting a job, and have better health – as do their children. 
Jenter med utdanning gifter seg senere, får barn senere, har større mulighet til å få jobb og får bedre helse for seg selv og egne barn.
Education is key to making good choices later in life,’ said Brende. 
Utdanning er nøkkelen til gode valg senere i livet, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
Currently, 58 million children worldwide do not attend school. 
58 millioner barn er i dag uten skolegang.
Among those who are least likely to attend school are children affected by crisis and conflict, girls, and children with disabilities. 
Barn som rammes av krig og konflikt, jenter og funksjonshemmede er særlig utsatt.
Although the links between education and development are well known, efforts to promote education have lagged behind efforts in other fields. 
Selv om sammenhengen mellom utdanning og utvikling er vel kjent, har satsingen på utdanning sakket akterut.
In sub-Saharan Africa, it is estimated that child mortality could have been reduced by as much as 40 percent if the children’s mothers had completed upper secondary education. 
I Afrika sør for Sahara anslås barnedødeligheten å kunne vært redusert med inntil 40 prosent dersom mødrene deres hadde hatt videregående skolegang.
Investment in stability, democracy and development 
Investering i stabilitet, demokrati og utvikling
The Government will intensify its efforts to promote education in crisis- and conflict-affected environments, and will earmark NOK 100 million for this purpose. 
Regjeringen vil øke innsatsen for utdanning i krise og konflikt, og setter av 100 millioner kroner til dette.
‘Millions of children are being deprived of their right to education because of the many complex and protracted humanitarian crises that we are now seeing. 
- Millioner av barn fratas retten til utdanning på grunn av de mange komplekse og langvarige humanitære krisene vi nå ser.
We must do all we can to prevent the creation of lost generations. 
Vi må gjøre det vi kan for å unngå at dette skaper tapte generasjoner.
Giving priority to education in crisis and conflict situations is an investment in stability, democracy and development. 
Det å satse på utdanning i krise- og konfliktsituasjoner er en investering i stabilitet, demokrati og utvikling.
Our goal is to help ensure that one million more children affected by crisis and conflict receive a quality education by 2017,’ said Mr Brende. 
Vårt mål er å bidra til at en million flere barn som er rammet av krig og konflikt får tilgang til utdanning av god kvalitet innen 2017, sier utenriksministeren.
NGOs also play a key role in efforts to promote education, especially in fragile states and conflict areas. 
De frivillige organisasjonene har også en sentral rolle i utdanningsarbeidet, særlig i sårbare land og konfliktområder.
‘Over the last eight years, the share of the aid budget allocated to education has been almost halved. 
- Utdanningens andel av bistandsbudsjettet er nesten halvert de siste åtte årene.
There is therefore a need for concerted action to renew our efforts in this area, which is so crucial for combating poverty. 
Det er derfor behov for et krafttak for å gjenreise innsatsen på et avgjørende område for fattigdomsbekjempelse.
Since taking office in 2013, the Conservative–Progress Party Government has increased Norway’s support for education by a total of NOK 640 million. 
Siden tiltredelsen i 2013 har Høyre-/Frp-regjeringen økt støtten til utdanning med til sammen 640 millioner kroner.
Norway is now taking a leading role internationally in the efforts to achieve education for all,’ said Mr Brende. 
Norge tar nå et internasjonalt lederskap i arbeidet for at alle skal få utdanning, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
Historic emphasis on education in poor countries 
Historisk satsing på utdanning
It is a pleasure to be with you here in Sofia, and an honour to address this seminar focusing on the empowerment of Roma women. 
It is a pleasure to be with you here in Sofia, and an honour to address this seminar focusing on the empowerment of Roma women.
[International Women’s Day] 
[International Women’s Day]
I would like to congratulate all of you on International Women’s Day. 
I would like to congratulate all of you on International Women’s Day.
Yesterday we celebrated the achievements of the women’s rights movement, but we were also reminded of the many challenges remaining. 
Yesterday we celebrated the achievements of the women’s rights movement, but we were also reminded of the many challenges remaining.
Equality between men and women is a fundamental right and a common goal of the EU countries and the EFTA/EEA states. 
Equality between men and women is a fundamental right and a common goal of the EU countries and the EFTA/EEA states.
It is also necessary for achieving the core EU objectives of economic growth, more and better employment, and social cohesion. 
It is also necessary for achieving the core EU objectives of economic growth, more and better employment, and social cohesion.
I am glad that Norway has made a clear commitment to women’s rights and political empowerment in our foreign policy. 
I am glad that Norway has made a clear commitment to women’s rights and political empowerment in our foreign policy.
Five years ago this month, in March 2010, the European Commission adopted the women’s charter, which sets out the priorities to be addressed by the Strategy for Gender Equality for the period 2010–15. 
Five years ago this month, in March 2010, the European Commission adopted the women’s charter, which sets out the priorities to be addressed by the Strategy for Gender Equality for the period 2010–15.
This charter focuses specifically on promoting economic independence, reducing the gender pay gap, and increasing the number of women in key decision-making roles. 
This charter focuses specifically on promoting economic independence, reducing the gender pay gap, and increasing the number of women in key decision-making roles.
Economic independence is vital for gender equality, and it is one of the themes of today’s seminar. 
Economic independence is vital for gender equality, and it is one of the themes of today’s seminar.
[Women’s empowerment – smart economics] 
[Women’s empowerment – smart economics]
Gender equality is a goal in itself. 
Gender equality is a goal in itself.
It is also smart economics. 
It is also smart economics.
Numerous studies have found that investment in gender equality accelerates development and economic growth. 
Numerous studies have found that investment in gender equality accelerates development and economic growth.
This means investing in girls’ and women’s health and in education, increasing the participation of women in the workforce and promoting women’s financial independence. 
This means investing in girls’ and women’s health and in education, increasing the participation of women in the workforce and promoting women’s financial independence.
I am proud to represent a Government where the prime minister, the minister of finance, and the minister of defence are all women; in fact, half the members of the Government are women, as has been the case for the past 20 years. 
I am proud to represent a Government where the prime minister, the minister of finance, and the minister of defence are all women; in fact, half the members of the Government are women, as has been the case for the past 20 years.
Gender equality is a key goal for us. 
Gender equality is a key goal for us.
This is not solely a matter of principle. 
This is not solely a matter of principle.
Studies indicate that female workforce participation provides more economic value to Norway than the entire oil and gas sector. 
Studies indicate that female workforce participation provides more economic value to Norway than the entire oil and gas sector.
If women and men had equal economic rights, equal access to credit and education, and equal opportunities to participate in the labour market, the economic gain worldwide would be considerable. 
If women and men had equal economic rights, equal access to credit and education, and equal opportunities to participate in the labour market, the economic gain worldwide would be considerable.
Figures from the World Bank show that productivity would increase by at least 3 %, and by as much as 25 % in certain countries. 
Figures from the World Bank show that productivity would increase by at least 3 %, and by as much as 25 % in certain countries.
Other studies have found that for every year a girl stays in school, her earning capacity increases by 10–20 %. 
Other studies have found that for every year a girl stays in school, her earning capacity increases by 10–20 %.
These are impressive figures. 
These are impressive figures.
In our development policy, we therefore continue to invest significantly in girls’ education. 
In our development policy, we therefore continue to invest significantly in girls’ education.
Empowering and educating girls and women, and making the greatest possible use of their talent and leadership, gives a country the competitive edge it needs to succeed in the global economy. 
Empowering and educating girls and women, and making the greatest possible use of their talent and leadership, gives a country the competitive edge it needs to succeed in the global economy.
In order to encourage broader participation of women in the workforce, we need to expand the opportunities for women to make non-traditional choices, to break stereotypes, and to create the success stories that will inspire the next generation. 
In order to encourage broader participation of women in the workforce, we need to expand the opportunities for women to make non-traditional choices, to break stereotypes, and to create the success stories that will inspire the next generation.
[Bilateral relations] 
[Bilateral relations]
Norway and Bulgaria have long enjoyed good relations. 
Norway and Bulgaria have long enjoyed good relations.
When Norway became fully independent in 1905, one of the first missions abroad was a Consulate in Varna, established in 1906. 
When Norway became fully independent in 1905, one of the first missions abroad was a Consulate in Varna, established in 1906.
The Norwegian diplomat, explorer and humanist Fridtjof Nansen played an important role in strengthening relations between our two countries. 
The Norwegian diplomat, explorer and humanist Fridtjof Nansen played an important role in strengthening relations between our two countries.
Fridtjof Nansen’s strong commitment to human rights – at a time many consider to have been Europe’s darkest hour – provides inspiration to us all. 
Fridtjof Nansen’s strong commitment to human rights – at a time many consider to have been Europe’s darkest hour – provides inspiration to us all.
In line with this tradition, we are now seeking to advance women’s rights and the rights of the Roma people. 
In line with this tradition, we are now seeking to advance women’s rights and the rights of the Roma people.
Relations between our countries have continued to grow stronger since Bulgaria joined the European Union in 2007. 
Relations between our countries have continued to grow stronger since Bulgaria joined the European Union in 2007.
[The EEA and Norway Grants] 
[The EEA and Norway Grants]
This is due not least to our cooperation within the EEA and Norway grants. 
This is due not least to our cooperation within the EEA and Norway grants.
Even though Norway is not a member of the EU, we cooperate closely with the EU through the EEA Agreement and Schengen. 
Even though Norway is not a member of the EU, we cooperate closely with the EU through the EEA Agreement and Schengen.
The EEA Agreement allows Norway to participate in the internal market, and provides for the inclusion of EU legislation covering the free movement of goods, services, persons and capital throughout the EEA. 
The EEA Agreement allows Norway to participate in the internal market, and provides for the inclusion of EU legislation covering the free movement of goods, services, persons and capital throughout the EEA.
But the EEA Agreement is not just about trade and economic relations. 
But the EEA Agreement is not just about trade and economic relations.
It is also about our joint responsibility for Europe’s common future. 
It is also about our joint responsibility for Europe’s common future.
Within the framework of the EEA Agreement, we seek to supplement the wider EU efforts to reduce social and economic disparities and to promote democracy, stability and prosperity across the continent. 
Within the framework of the EEA Agreement, we seek to supplement the wider EU efforts to reduce social and economic disparities and to promote democracy, stability and prosperity across the continent.
Through the EEA and Norway Grants, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway contributed a total of 1.8 billion euros for the period 2009–2014 to help reduce social and economic disparities in 16 EU member states. 
Through the EEA and Norway Grants, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway contributed a total of 1.8 billion euros for the period 2009–2014 to help reduce social and economic disparities in 16 EU member states.
Funding under the Grants is channelled through 150 programmes – and thousands of projects – in 16 beneficiary countries. 
Funding under the Grants is channelled through 150 programmes – and thousands of projects – in 16 beneficiary countries.
All programmes that are supported must adhere to standards for human rights, good governance, sustainable development and gender equality. 
All programmes that are supported must adhere to standards for human rights, good governance, sustainable development and gender equality.
In addition, specific attention is being given to the inclusion of minorities and vulnerable groups, in particular the Roma. 
In addition, specific attention is being given to the inclusion of minorities and vulnerable groups, in particular the Roma.
Many of the programmes are designed to combat discrimination and racism, and to promote tolerance and multicultural awareness. 
Many of the programmes are designed to combat discrimination and racism, and to promote tolerance and multicultural awareness.
Progress in these core areas is crucial to achieving the overall objectives of the Grants. 
Progress in these core areas is crucial to achieving the overall objectives of the Grants.
Norway and Bulgaria are currently cooperating on programmes for green industry innovation, energy efficiency and renewable energy, water management and biodiversity, capacity building and institutional co-operation, decent work, and scholarships. 
Norway and Bulgaria are currently cooperating on programmes for green industry innovation, energy efficiency and renewable energy, water management and biodiversity, capacity building and institutional co-operation, decent work, and scholarships.
In many of these areas, partnerships have been established between Norwegian institutions and NGOs and their counterparts in Bulgaria. 
In many of these areas, partnerships have been established between Norwegian institutions and NGOs and their counterparts in Bulgaria.
These partnerships are highly valued. 
These partnerships are highly valued.
They contribute to the transfer of skills and knowledge, often among highly skilled technical specialists, to the benefit of both countries. 
They contribute to the transfer of skills and knowledge, often among highly skilled technical specialists, to the benefit of both countries.
As we approach the next period for the EEA and Norway Grants, it is my hope that relations between Bulgaria and Norway will continue to deepen and grow. 
As we approach the next period for the EEA and Norway Grants, it is my hope that relations between Bulgaria and Norway will continue to deepen and grow.
The Open Society Institute, which is represented here today, manages the NGO Fund under the EEA and Norway Grants in Bulgaria. 
The Open Society Institute, which is represented here today, manages the NGO Fund under the EEA and Norway Grants in Bulgaria.
This is an important programme for promoting women’s empowerment. 
This is an important programme for promoting women’s empowerment.
Several of the other programmes also focus on Roma inclusion. 
Several of the other programmes also focus on Roma inclusion.
We as donors, like the different stakeholders gathered here today, share a concern for the fate of the 10–12 million Roma people in Europe. 
We as donors, like the different stakeholders gathered here today, share a concern for the fate of the 10–12 million Roma people in Europe.
The conditions for many Roma are shocking: one in three is unemployed, 20 % are not covered by health insurance, and 90 % are living below national poverty lines. 
The conditions for many Roma are shocking: one in three is unemployed, 20 % are not covered by health insurance, and 90 % are living below national poverty lines.
Roma inclusion is thus crucial in any attempt to improve social and economic cohesion in the beneficiary state. 
Roma inclusion is thus crucial in any attempt to improve social and economic cohesion in the beneficiary state.
We believe that women should be at the forefront of this effort. 
We believe that women should be at the forefront of this effort.
[Roma empowerment under the EEA and Norway Grants – How and why?] 
[Roma empowerment under the EEA and Norway Grants – How and why?]
Norway is the second largest donor for Roma inclusion, after the EU. 
Norway is the second largest donor for Roma inclusion, after the EU.
This strategic position, however, entails a strong responsibility when shaping policies and providing funds. 
This strategic position, however, entails a strong responsibility when shaping policies and providing funds.
For the period 2009–2014, we allocated over 35 million euros to more than 50 relevant programmes in 9 beneficiary countries. 
For the period 2009–2014, we allocated over 35 million euros to more than 50 relevant programmes in 9 beneficiary countries.
The amount of support for Roma inclusion is expected to grow as these programmes are implemented. 
The amount of support for Roma inclusion is expected to grow as these programmes are implemented.
To date, an estimated 8 million euros have been disbursed to 196 projects that promote Roma inclusion. 
To date, an estimated 8 million euros have been disbursed to 196 projects that promote Roma inclusion.
The main beneficiary countries in this context are Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and the Slovak Republic. 
The main beneficiary countries in this context are Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and the Slovak Republic.
In Bulgaria, 41 projects, with a total allocation of 7.7 million euros, focus on the empowerment of the Roma population. 
In Bulgaria, 41 projects, with a total allocation of 7.7 million euros, focus on the empowerment of the Roma population.
So far, 2.2 million euros have been disbursed. 
So far, 2.2 million euros have been disbursed.
Our experience shows that investing in Roma empowerment works. 
Our experience shows that investing in Roma empowerment works.
Among activists working to promote Roma inclusion, it is common knowledge that it is women who bring about change and who are the main players when it comes to civic participation. 
Among activists working to promote Roma inclusion, it is common knowledge that it is women who bring about change and who are the main players when it comes to civic participation.
Empowerment of women has proved to be an effective way of strengthening communities, with ripple effects in many areas – from reduced child mortality to improved school attendance and increased household income. 
Empowerment of women has proved to be an effective way of strengthening communities, with ripple effects in many areas – from reduced child mortality to improved school attendance and increased household income.
[Our approach] 
[Our approach]
When it comes to empowering Roma women, we promote a twofold approach, combining the perspective of fundamental rights with that of socio-economic inclusion. 
When it comes to empowering Roma women, we promote a twofold approach, combining the perspective of fundamental rights with that of socio-economic inclusion.
We focus our support within specific sectors, such as children and youth at risk, public health, domestic and gender-based violence, cultural heritage and cultural diversity, research, Schengen cooperation, judicial capacity building and correctional services. 
We focus our support within specific sectors, such as children and youth at risk, public health, domestic and gender-based violence, cultural heritage and cultural diversity, research, Schengen cooperation, judicial capacity building and correctional services.
In Bulgaria, we are building day-care centres and youth centres for children and young people at risk, in order to tackle one of the key issues – helping Roma people to become more integrated into the local communities where they are living. 
In Bulgaria, we are building day-care centres and youth centres for children and young people at risk, in order to tackle one of the key issues – helping Roma people to become more integrated into the local communities where they are living.
One of these youth centres, in Stara Zagora, will offer various educational activities, such as computer literacy and vocational skills. 
One of these youth centres, in Stara Zagora, will offer various educational activities, such as computer literacy and vocational skills.
At least 150 young Roma between the ages of 15–29 years are expected to complete such courses. 
At least 150 young Roma between the ages of 15–29 years are expected to complete such courses.
The deputy mayor of Stara Zagora, Ivanka Sotirova, considers the support from the Grants to be both timely and helpful. 
The deputy mayor of Stara Zagora, Ivanka Sotirova, considers the support from the Grants to be both timely and helpful.