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And because of these benefits, we can hope and expect that the developing countries will be joining the next generation of climate agreements. 
And because of these benefits, we can hope and expect that the developing countries will be joining the next generation of climate agreements.
That is why we have a unique opportunity to solve the two greatest challenges of our time: 
That is why we have a unique opportunity to solve the two greatest challenges of our time:
The climate challenge and the poverty challenge. 
The climate challenge and the poverty challenge.
This is what we will have to struggle with, as we move towards the parties’ conference in Bali in December, and beyond Bali: 
This is what we will have to struggle with, as we move towards the parties’ conference in Bali in December, and beyond Bali:
Finding the equitable solutions, and improving incentives for cooperation between rich and poor countries. 
Finding the equitable solutions, and improving incentives for cooperation between rich and poor countries.
Hopefully we will be able to agree on some targets. 
Hopefully we will be able to agree on some targets.
The Norwegian Government supports the target of limiting global warming to 2 centigrades above the pre- industrial level. 
The Norwegian Government supports the target of limiting global warming to 2 centigrades above the pre- industrial level.
The ideal would be that all countries decide together the level of total global emissions that the earth can tolerate. 
The ideal would be that all countries decide together the level of total global emissions that the earth can tolerate.
Because this is implicit in the 2 centigrades target. 
Because this is implicit in the 2 centigrades target.
We also need a global price on carbon. 
We also need a global price on carbon.
And trade in emission quotas. 
And trade in emission quotas.
For industry, polluting the environment has been free, and cleaning emissions has meant increased costs. 
For industry, polluting the environment has been free, and cleaning emissions has meant increased costs.
That is why industry often has been sceptical about environmental requirements. 
That is why industry often has been sceptical about environmental requirements.
But we have the possibility to turn this around. 
But we have the possibility to turn this around.
To put a price on pollution 
To put a price on pollution
And a bonus on emission cuts. 
And a bonus on emission cuts.
By changing the system around, we will make sure that industry and business will use all their creativity to reduce emissions. 
By changing the system around, we will make sure that industry and business will use all their creativity to reduce emissions.
Yes, when we put a price on carbon, industry is likely to come up with solutions to avoid paying for their emissions, that surpass what we can imagine today. 
Yes, when we put a price on carbon, industry is likely to come up with solutions to avoid paying for their emissions, that surpass what we can imagine today.
This is how we politicians can speak the language business understands. 
This is how we politicians can speak the language business understands.
Putting a price on carbon is a language that business understands, and which will make sure that they take every conceivable step to avoid unnecessary costs of pollution. 
Putting a price on carbon is a language that business understands, and which will make sure that they take every conceivable step to avoid unnecessary costs of pollution.
When we succeed in this, we will see that the market can be a terrible master, and that if we take command of the market forces, the market may become a remarkable servant. 
When we succeed in this, we will see that the market can be a terrible master, and that if we take command of the market forces, the market may become a remarkable servant.
This is the system which is being developed today in Europe, under the European Union Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme. 
This is the system which is being developed today in Europe, under the European Union Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme.
Norway is in the process of joining that system. 
Norway is in the process of joining that system.
And when we do that we will have in place the most restrictive, yes the toughest quota system in the world. 
And when we do that we will have in place the most restrictive, yes the toughest quota system in the world.
Far less free quotas will be issued here than in Europe. 
Far less free quotas will be issued here than in Europe.
For example, all of the petroleum sector will be covered. 
For example, all of the petroleum sector will be covered.
Already in 1991, Norway, as the first country in the world, introduced a CO2-tax for the petroleum industry. 
Already in 1991, Norway, as the first country in the world, introduced a CO2-tax for the petroleum industry.
Most other oil-exporting countries where shocked by that. 
Most other oil-exporting countries where shocked by that.
But the tax worked. 
But the tax worked.
Companies started to reduce their emissions. 
Companies started to reduce their emissions.
They found new technical solutions. 
They found new technical solutions.
Today greenhouse gas emissions from our petroleum sector is one third of the global average per unit oil or gas produced, and half of the emissions per unit oil or gas produced in the UK and in Denmark, because we tax the emissions. 
Today greenhouse gas emissions from our petroleum sector is one third of the global average per unit oil or gas produced, and half of the emissions per unit oil or gas produced in the UK and in Denmark, because we tax the emissions.
But we have done more. 
But we have done more.
Our fossil fuel-based societies must develop technology to capture and store CO2. 
Our fossil fuel-based societies must develop technology to capture and store CO2.
This has been done small-scale, and in testing, but never large-scale. 
This has been done small-scale, and in testing, but never large-scale.
We will develop and build the world’s first full-scale carbon capture and storage plant fitted to a gas-fired combined heat and power plant in Norway. 
We will develop and build the world’s first full-scale carbon capture and storage plant fitted to a gas-fired combined heat and power plant in Norway.
At Mongstad, in Western Norway. 
At Mongstad, in Western Norway.
The Government itself will invest in a technology company and become the majority partner. 
The Government itself will invest in a technology company and become the majority partner.
Other partners will be Statoil and possibly other companies. 
Other partners will be Statoil and possibly other companies.
The goal is to make the technology less expensive. 
The goal is to make the technology less expensive.
We hope to achieve this and make carbon capture and storage a real option for more countries and companies. 
We hope to achieve this and make carbon capture and storage a real option for more countries and companies.
This has never been done before. 
This has never been done before.
It has not even been contemplated before. 
It has not even been contemplated before.
And now, Gro, we turn to you. 
And now, Gro, we turn to you.
You have inspired millions around the world in your passionate pursuance of sustainable development. 
You have inspired millions around the world in your passionate pursuance of sustainable development.
You have gracefully accepted to be with us here today. 
You have gracefully accepted to be with us here today.
And it is my honour and privilege to give you the floor. 
And it is my honour and privilege to give you the floor.
– Norway is probably the first country in the world to adopt such a comprehensive strategy to strengthen and coordinate the promotion of workers’ rights at a global level, says Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Jonas Gahr Støre. 
– Norge er trolig det første land i verden som etablerer en slik strategi for å styrke og samordne innsatsen for arbeidstakerrettigheter på global basis, sier utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Ensuring workers’ rights in other countries shall be an important aspect of the Government’s industrial policy. 
Ivaretakelse av arbeidstakerrettigheter i andre land skal være et viktig element i regjeringens næringspolitikk.
(Photo: Arbeidstilsynet.) 
(Foto: Arbeidstilsynet.)
The ILO’s "Decent Work Agenda" is the basis for the Government’s increased effort. 
ILOs ”Decent Work Agenda” ligger til grunn for regjeringens økte innsats.
As a first specific measure of the strategy, Norway’s financial contribution to the ILO will be increased from 2009. 
Som et første konkret tiltak i strategien vil Norge i 2009 øke sitt bidrag til ILO.
The strategy is therefore to be further formulated and developed in cooperation with the Social Partners through the Norwegian ILO Committee, says Minister of Labour and Social Inclusion, Mr. Dag Terje Andersen. 
Innholdet i strategien vil derfor konkretiseres og utvikles nærmere i samarbeid med partene gjennom den norske ILO-komitéen, sier arbeids- og inkluderingsminister Dag Terje Andersen.
The strategy will serve as a framework both for the implementation of specific policy initiatives and for the cooperation between the Ministries. 
Strategien skal virke som en ramme for å gjennomføre konkrete tiltak og for samarbeidet mellom departementene.
The strategy shall be based upon the following seven action points: 
Strategien skal bygge på følgende sju punkter:
Norway will strengthen its efforts to promote worker’s rights on a global level. 
Norge skal styrke innsatsen for arbeidstakerrettigheter globalt.
In addition, the policy coordination in this area will be improved. 
Politikken på dette området skal dessuten samordnes bedre.
Norway’s policy vis-à-vis the ILO will be further developed. 
Norges politikk overfor ILO gis et løft.
Promotion of worker’s rights in other countries will be given a higher priority in the fields of foreign policy and development aid policy. 
Arbeidet med arbeidstakerrettigheter i andre land opprioriteres i utenrikspolitikken og bistandspolitikken.
Respect for worker’s rights, especially the ILO’s eight fundamental conventions, will be made a criterion for assessing how to prioritize the use of Norwegian development aid funds. 
Respekt for arbeidstakernes rettigheter, særlig ILOs åtte kjernekonvensjoner, skal gjøres til et kriterium ved vurdering av hvordan norske bistandsmidler skal prioriteres brukt.
Everyone who performs work in connection with development aid projects should have work terms which as a minimum comply with the ILO’s eight fundamental conventions. 
Alle som utfører arbeid i forbindelse med bistandsprosjekter bør ha arbeidsvilkår minst i henhold til ILOs åtte kjernekonvensjoner.
The state, in its role as owner, expects the companies to assume social responsibility. 
Staten som eier forventer at selskapene tar samfunnsansvar.
The activity of the companies must be in accordance with basic human rights, and the same requirement must apply to business partners and suppliers. 
Selskapenes virksomhet må utføres i samsvar med grunnleggende menneskerettigheter, og det må stilles krav til forretningspartnere og leverandører om det samme.
The Government expects Norwegian companies to base their business on the ILO’s eight fundamental conventions, and to have a good HSE standard which ensures the health and safety of the workers. 
Regjeringen forventer at norske selskaper legger ILOs åtte kjernekonvensjoner til grunn for sin virksomhet og har gode HMS-standarder som ivaretar arbeidstakernes sikkerhet og helse.
Norwegian companies must also have follow-up systems to ensure this in practice. 
De må også ha oppfølgningssystemer for å følge opp dette i praksis.
A special effort will be made to strengthen the verification and enforcement of laws and regulations concerning labour standards. 
Det settes inn en særlig innsats for å styrke kontroll med og håndheving av lover og regler for arbeidslivsstandarder.
Norwegian experiences will be utilized to improve working environment monitoring in other countries. 
Norske erfaringer utnyttes for å forbedre arbeidsmiljøovervåkningen i andre land.
The expertise of the National Institute of Occupational Health (STAMI), with the recently established National surveillance system for work environment and occupational health (NOA), will be utilized in this work. 
Kompetansen i Statens arbeidsmiljøinstitutt (STAMI), med det nyopprettede Nasjonal overvåking av arbeidsmiljø og –helse (NOA), tas i bruk i dette arbeidet.
Guidelines for grants for projects in ODA-approved CIS countries (budget chapter 164.73). 
164.73)
The grant scheme is designed to support stable and sustainable political and economic development that promotes good governance, democracy, human rights and gender equality in the region. 
Tilskuddsordningen skal bidra til å sikre en stabil og bærekraftig politisk og økonomisk utvikling som fremmer godt styresett, demokrati og menneskerettigheter, samt likestilling mellom kvinner og menn i regionen.
Priority will be given to the following areas: 
Følgende områder vil bli prioritert:
institution-building, good governance and economic development; 
tiltak som fremmer institusjonsbygging, godt styresett og økonomisk utvikling
efforts to combat human trafficking, other forms of organised crime and international terrorism; 
tiltak for å bekjempe menneskehandel og andre former for organisert kriminalitet og internasjonal terrorisme
environmental and energy projects. 
tiltak innen miljø, og energi og klima
The audited accounts are to be compared with the approved budget. 
Innbetalingen skal være merket med oppgitt avtalenummer.
Government launches strategy for cooperation with India 
Regjeringen lanserer strategi for samarbeidet med India
A new world order? 
En ny verdensorden?
Asia is becoming increasingly important in global politics and the global economy. 
Asia blir stadig viktigere i global politikk og økonomi.
The Government intends to develop strong economic and political ties to the new Asia with a view to ensuring that Norway can protect its interests in the best possible way. 
For at Norge best skal kunne hevde sine interesser i fremtiden, ønsker Regjeringen å bygge sterke økonomiske og politiske bånd til det nye Asia.
Its new India strategy is step in this direction. 
Den nye Indiastrategien er et ledd i dette arbeidet.
The Government launched its China strategy earlier. 
Fra før har Regjeringen lansert en Kinastrategi.
Strengthened political dialogue 
Styrket politisk dialog
The objective of the strategy is to strengthen the political dialogue and cooperation on international policy issues, including security and defence policy. 
Strategien legger opp til å styrke den politiske dialogen og samarbeidet om internasjonale politiske spørsmål, inkludert sikkerhets- og forsvarspolitikk.
Common destiny 
Et globalt skjebnefellesskap
The impacts of climate change may constitute the greatest challenge of our time. 
Vår tids kanskje største utfordring er knyttet til klima og farene som springer ut av store klimaendringer.
The strategy sets out high ambitions for cooperation involving the authorities, the private sector and research institutes on efforts to address climate change, and environmental and clean energy issues. 
Strategien løfter ambisjonene for samarbeid innenfor klima, miljø og ren energi der myndigheter, næringsliv og forskningsinstitusjoner arbeider sammen mot felles mål.
New research programme 
Nytt forskningsprogram
India is becoming a major knowledge nation, and it is important that Norway pursues a knowledge-based policy towards India. 
India er i ferd med å bli en stor kunnskapsnasjon.
The Government has therefore established a research programme under the Research Council of Norway to promote Norwegian research on India, and research cooperation between Norway and India. 
Regjeringen etablerer derfor et forskningsprogram i regi av Norges Forskningsråd for å fremme norsk forskning på India og forskningssamarbeid mellom Norge og India.
The Norwegian business sector and India 
Norsk næringsliv og India
In its strategy, the Government emphasises the importance of further increasing private sector cooperation, trade and investments. 
Regjeringen legger i strategien til rette for ytterligere økning i næringslivssamarbeid, handel og investeringer.
The Government will seek to ensure the best possible framework conditions and the greatest possible predictability for the Norwegian business sector. 
Regjeringen vil arbeide for å sikre norsk næringsliv best mulige rammebetingelser og forutsigbarhet.
A trade agreement is being negotiated between the EFTA countries and India, and a bilateral taxation agreement between Norway and India is expected to be ratified shortly. 
Det forhandles om en handelsavtale mellom EFTA-landene og India, og en skatteavtale mellom Norge og India skal ratifiseres i løpet av kort tid.
Greater attention is to be drawn to the Government Pension Fund – Global’s investments in India. 
Statens pensjonsfond – utlands investeringer i India skal synliggjøres.
Social development 
Samfunnsutvikling
India is the world’s largest democracy, and Norway will cooperate with India on the further development of democracy, human rights, gender equality and efforts to prevent all forms of discrimination. 
India er verdens største demokrati, og Norge skal samarbeide med India om demokrati, respekt for menneskerettigheter, likestilling og antidiskriminering.
The Government will also promote closer cooperation between companies and private sector organisations on corporate social responsibility. 
Det legges også opp til økt samarbeid med bedrifter og næringslivsorganisasjoner om samfunnsansvar.
Health and development 
Helse og utvikling
Engagement in relation to global health issues is an important part of Norwegian foreign policy. 
Satsing på globale helsespørsmål er viktig i norsk utenrikspolitikk.
The Government has established the Norway-India Partnership Initiative on reducing child and maternal mortality, as part of the efforts to achieve Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5. 
Norway-India Partnership Initiative inngår som del av FNs tusenårsmål.
We will further develop this cooperation with India with a view to helping the country achieve its development goals. 
Vi vil videreutvikle dette samarbeidet med India og bidra til at India når sine utviklingsmål.
Culture and dialogue 
Kultur og dialog
Cultural cooperation creates important meeting places for dialogue. 
Kultursamarbeid skaper viktige møteplasser for dialog.
‘Worldwide, around 125 million girls and women have been subjected to genital mutilation. 
- 125 millioner jenter og kvinner har vært utsatt for kjønnslemlestelse.
The fight to eliminate female genital mutilation in Norway and internationally is a high priority for the Government. 
Kampen mot kvinnelig kjønnslemlestelse i Norge og internasjonalt er en viktig prioritet for regjeringen.
Norway has set the new and ambitious goal of eliminating this harmful practice in the course of one generation,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
Norge har satt et nytt og offensivt mål om å bidra til å avskaffe denne skadelige praksisen i løpet av én generasjon, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
Ensuring that girls have access to education is a crucial factor in the work to eliminate FGM. 
Å sikre jenters tilgang til utdanning er et viktig tiltak for å begrense omfang av kjønnslemlestelse.
Read the new strategy 
Les den nye strategien
The Barents cooperation is based on the 1993 Kirkenes Declaration. 
Barentssamarbeidet er basert på Kirkeneserklæringen fra 1993.
During the anniversary summit in Kirkenes, a new declaration was adopted. 
Under møtet i Kirkenes ble en ny erklæring vedtatt.
The new declaration reaffirms the principles from 1993, and particularly emphasises the region’s resource potential. 
Den bekrefter prinsippene fra 1993, og fremhever særlig regionens ressurspotensial.
In the declaration, the countries undertake to facilitate increased business cooperation and trade. 
Gjennom erklæringen forplikter landene seg til å legge til rette for økt forretningssamarbeid og handel.
For Norway, important priority areas have been transport, climate change and education. 
Transport, klima og utdanning har vært viktige prioriteringer fra norsk side.
Development of infrastructure is crucial, and a separate transport plan for the Barents region will help to promote this. 
Utbygging av infrastruktur er viktig og en egen transportplan for Barentsregionen skal bidra til dette.
The Barents summit brought together prime ministers from Norway, Russia, Finland and Iceland, Vice President of the European Commission, foreign ministers from Sweden and Denmark, and regional representatives, representatives of indigenous peoples and youth representatives. 
På Barentstoppmøtet deltok statsministrene fra Norge, Russland, Finland og Island, Europakommisjonens visepresident, utenriksministrene fra Sverige og Danmark, sammen med representanter på regionalt nivå, urfolk og ungdom.
Meeting between Prime Minister Stoltenberg and Prime Minister Medvedev 
Stoltenberg møtte Medvedjev
In connection with the summit and anniversary celebrations, Prime Minister Stoltenberg met his Russian counterpart Prime Minister Medvedev for a bilateral meeting. 
I tilknytning til markeringen av Barentssamarbeidet møtte statsminister Stoltenberg sin russiske kollega Dimitrij Medvedjev i et bilateralt møte.
“The meeting with Prime Minister Medvedev in Kirkenes provided a good opportunity to review the status of our bilateral cooperation and how it has developed over the 20 years that have passed since the start of the Barents cooperation. 
– Møtet med Medvedjev i Kirkenes var en god anledning til å gjennomgå status for utviklingen i vårt bilaterale samarbeid i de 20 årene som har gått siden Barentssamarbeidet startet.
Today we agreed to expand our cooperation, particularly in the area of security and emergency preparedness. 
I dag ble vi enige om å utvikle samarbeidet vårt, særlig innenfor sikkerhet og beredskap.
We will strengthen our cooperation on notification of nuclear incidents, and just two days ago the new ship reporting system, Barents SRS , entered into operation,” Mr Stoltenberg said. 
Vi styrker samarbeidet på varsling om atomhendelser og for bare to dager siden trådte det nye skipsovervåkingssystemet i kraft, sa Stoltenberg.
“During our meeting I also expressed concern over the increased pressure on civil society actors in Russia. 
– I samtalen uttrykte jeg samtidig også bekymring for det økte presset på sivilsamfunnet i Russland.
Mr Stoltenberg and Mr Medvedev also discussed the positive results that have been achieved in the area of fisheries cooperation, and discussed developments in the cooperation to enhance nuclear safety in Norway’s neighbouring areas in northwestern Russia. 
Av andre saker diskuterte statsministrene de gode resultatene fra fiskerisamarbeidet, og drøftet utviklingen i samarbeidet for å styrke atomsikkerheten i Norges nærområder i Nordvest-Russland.
Mr Stoltenberg raised Norway’s concerns over the continuing pollution from the Pechenga nickel plant. 
Stoltenberg tok også opp norsk bekymring over at forurensningen fra Petsjenga Nikel-verket fortsetter.
Mr Stoltenberg and Mr Medvedev also visited the border between Norway and Russia at Storskog. 
Stoltenberg og Medvedjev besøkte også grensen på Storskog.
As part of efforts to facilitate cross-border contact, Mr Stoltenberg and Mr Medvedev agreed to adjust the local border traffic permit zone on the Norwegian side of the border, to include the whole Neiden area. 
Som et ledd i arbeidet for lettelser i samkvem over grensen, var Stoltenberg og Medvedjev enige om en justering av grensesonen på norsk side for å inkludere hele området Neiden.
This will also give Russian permit holders access to the Russian war memorial in Neiden. 
Dette gir også russiske innehavere av grenseboerbevis tilgang til det russiske krigsminnesmerket i Neiden.