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The government increased the number of teaching hours in the core subjects Norwegian, mathematics and English by five hours in primary schools in the autumn of 2008, and an additional two hours for physical activities will be added in the autumn of 2009. 
Regjeringen har økt antallet undervisningstimer i kjernefagene norsk, matematikk og engelsk med 5 timer på barnetrinnet fra høsten 2008, og med ytterligere 2 timer til fysisk aktivitet fra høsten 2009.
Free fruit and vegetables have been provided in lower secondary schools, and by the autumn of 2009, teaching material will be free at all levels of upper secondary education. 
Gratis frukt og grønt er innført på ungdomstrinnet og innen høsten 2009 blir det gratis læremidler på alle trinn i videregående skole.
More teachers at the primary level will mean that the teaching of reading skills and mathematics will be enhanced. 
Med flere lærere på barnetrinnet styrkes opplæringen i lesing og regning.
We have improved teacher training and further and continuing education for teachers, and have also sought to boost recruitment. 
Vi har styrket lærerutdanningen og etter- og videreutdanningen av lærere, og satset på rekruttering.
The government has successfully introduced a differentiated employers’ contribution, which means that the public and private sectors save about NOK 10 billion annually. 
Regjeringen fikk gjeninnført den differensierte arbeidsgiveravgiften, som årlig betyr om lag 10 milliarder kroner i besparelse for privat og offentlig sektor.
Never before have so many people been treated at hospitals. 
Aldri har sykehusene behandlet flere.
In 2007, 50 000 more patients were treated than in 2005. 
50 000 flere pasienter ble behandlet i 2007 enn i 2005.
About NOK 32 billion has been allocated to Norwegian municipalities to enable them to provide better care for the elderly and education. 
Norske kommuner har fått om lag 32 milliarder kroner mer til å løse viktige oppgaver som eldreomsorg og skole.
Never before have so many people been employed in the care sector. 
Aldri har det vært flere ansatte i omsorgssektoren.
According to Statistics Norway’s figures, the number of person-years increased by 12 400 between 2004 and 2008. 
Tall fra SSB viser 12 400 nye årsverk i sektoren fra 2004 til 2008.
The minimum pension is being raised considerably, and will reach 2 G (i.e. twice the National Insurance basic amount) in 2010. 
Kraftig økning av minstepensjonen, opptrapping til 2 G i 2010.
We have defended workers’ rights and put a halt to the erosion of the Working Environment Act. 
Vi har forsvart arbeidstakernes rettigheter og stoppet svekkelsene av arbeidsmiljøloven.
The agricultural agreements concluded in the past four years have increased incomes in the agricultural sector (by about NOK 73 000 per person-year). 
Det har i fireårsperioden vært inngått jordbruksoppgjør som har muliggjort en inntektsvekst for jordbruksnæringen (på om lag 73 000 kroner pr. årsverk).
We have secured public ownership of waterfalls and hydropower resources in perpetuity. 
Vi har sikret offentlig eierskap til fossefallene og vannkraften for all framtid.
In the 2010 government budget we will introduce a VAT compensation scheme for NGOs. 
Vi skal etablere en momskompensasjonsordning for frivillige organisasjoner over statsbudsjettet for 2010.
Funding for VAT compensation will be increased by NOK 1 billion in the period leading up to 2014. 
Støtten til momskompensasjon skal trappes opp med 1 milliard kroner fram til 2014.
We have strengthened efforts to ensure sustainable use and conserve biodiversity through the adoption of a new Act on the protection of the natural environment, landscape and biological diversity. 
Vi har løftet arbeidet for bærekraftig bruk og vern av naturmangfoldet gjennom ny naturmangfoldslov.
The new Act will help us to manage the natural environment in such a way that present and future generations will be ensured the opportunity to enjoy it. 
Med den nye loven vil vi forvalte naturen på en måte som sikrer både nålevende og framtidige generasjoner mulighet til naturopplevelse.
Norway has adopted a highly ambitious climate policy. 
Norge har fått en svært ambisiøs klimapolitikk.
We have taken the lead and have made the commitment that Norway is to be climate neutral by 2030, and we are also exceeding our Kyoto commitments. 
Vi har gått i front og har forpliktet oss til at Norge skal være klimanøytralt i 2030, og vi overoppfyller våre forpliktelser i Kyoto-avtalen.
In addition, we are providing extensive support for rain forest preservation, investing in carbon capture and storage and increasing our allocations for renewable energy. 
Vi følger opp med storstilt støtte til bevaring av regnskog, satsing på karbonfangst og lagring samt økte bevilgninger til fornybar energi.
We have reached our goal of giving 1% of Norway’s gross national income to the world’s poor. 
Vi har nådd målet om å gi en prosent av landets samlede inntekter til verdens fattige.
Since 2005 we have increased our development assistance by NOK 9.6 billion. 
Siden 2005 har vi økt bevilgningene til bistand med 9,6 milliarder kroner.
In the past four-year period we have increased allocations for our High North efforts by nearly NOK 1 billion, and we have presented the document New Building Blocks in the North to bolster our High North Strategy. 
I løpet av perioden har vi økt bevilgningene til nordområdesatsing med nesten 1 milliard kroner, og vi har forsterket nordområdestrategien gjennom dokumentet ”Nye byggesteiner i Nord”.
Although the government’s review of its four years in office shows that a great deal has been achieved, the party leaders stress that the three-party majority government should win the election on the basis of what it plans to do during the next four years. 
Selv om regjeringens oppsummering av fire år viser at mye er gjort, er partilederne opptatt av at valget vinnes på det flertallsregjeringen skal gjøre i de neste fire årene.
“This government set itself high goals when it drew up its policy platform at Soria Moria in 2005. 
– Denne regjeringen satte seg store mål da vi laget regjeringserklæringen på Soria Moria i 2005.
We have achieved a lot, and are proud of our results. 
Vi har oppnådd mye og er stolte av resultatene våre.
But there is still much that needs to be done. 
Men vi har enda mye ugjort.
We want to achieve more,” the three party leaders said. 
Vi vil mer, sier de tre partilederne.
According to the party leaders, there are particularly four areas that stand out: 
Partilederne varslet at det er særlig fire områder som peker seg ut:
Further efforts will be made to ensure work for all and to combat the effects of the international economic crisis. 
Fortsatt innsats for å sikre arbeid til alle og bekjempe virkningene av den internasjonale økonomiske krisen.
The aim is to create and maintain jobs in all parts of the country. 
Skape og bevare arbeidsplasser i hele landet.
Welfare services will be further developed to improve the quality of hospitals and municipal health services, provide better care services for the elderly and improve education. 
Bygge velferden videre ut slik at kvaliteten i sykehus og kommunehelsetjeneste styrkes, eldreomsorgen forbedres og at skolen blir bedre.
The road and railway networks will be further developed. 
Veier og jernbane skal bygges videre ut.
Norway will continue to work actively to ensure that international climate efforts lead to new commitments. 
Vi skal fortsatt være pådrivere for at det internasjonale klimaarbeidet skal føre fram til nye forpliktelser.
The majority government’s political balance sheet: 
Flertallsregjeringens politiske regnskap:
“The merger will make it easier to build on the strengths of the existing university colleges. 
− Sammenslåingen vil gjøre det enklere å bygge videre på styrkene til de eksisterende høyskolene.
The new university college will be better equipped to compete for students and research funding, both nationally and internationally,” says the minister. 
Den nye høyskolen vil være bedre rustet til å konkurrere både nasjonalt og internasjonalt – både om studentene og om forskningsmidlene, sier Røe Isaksen.
“The size of the new university college will enhance its position as a significant regional actor and attractive collaborative partner. 
– Høyskolen får også en størrelse som gjør det lettere å være en betydelig regional aktør og en attraktiv samarbeidspartner.
Successful reform 
Vellykket reform
The objective of the reform is to concentrate resources on fewer but stronger universities and university colleges. 
Hensikten med strukturreformen er å samle ressursene på færre, men sterkere universiteter og høyskoler.
In addition, four private university colleges have merged to become VID Specialized University. 
I tillegg har fire private høyskoler slått seg sammen til VID vitenskapelig høgskole.
“Universities and university colleges have stepped up to the challenge we gave them and have demonstrated their willingness to make the necessary changes. 
– Universitetene og høyskolene har tatt den utfordringen vi ga dem og vist vilje til å gjøre nødvendige endringer.
Fewer but stronger institutions enable us to lay a foundation for enhanced quality in higher education and research. 
Med færre, men sterkere institusjoner kan vi legge grunnlaget for økt kvalitet i høyere utdanning og forskning.
A unified student union 
Én studentsamskipnad
To streamline student services at the new university college, the student unions affiliated with Hedmark University College and Lillehammer University College are also being merged into a single organisation as of 1 January 2017. 
For å fremme en enhetlig organisering av studentvelferden ved Høgskolen i Innlandet skal Studentsamskipnaden i Oppland og Studentsamskipnaden i Hedmark fra 1. januar 2017 organiseres som én virksomhet.
The new name will be Studentsamskipnaden i Innlandet [The Innlandet Student Union]. 
Den nye studentsamskipnaden får navnet Studentsamskipnaden i Innlandet.
From 33 to 21 state universities and university colleges 
Fra 33 til 21 statlige universiteter og høyskoler
Hedmark University College and Lillehammer University College are merging to become Høgskolen i Innlandet [University College of Eastern Norway] as from 1 January 2017. 
Høyskolene i Hedmark og Lillehammer slår seg sammen fra nyttår under navnet Høgskolen i Innlandet.
Hilde Frafjord Johnson new UN representative in South Sudan 
Hilde Frafjord Johnson ny FN-representant i Sør-Sudan
“I am delighted that the UN Secretary-General has appointed Hilde Frafjord Johnson as his new special representative for South Sudan. 
- Jeg er svært glad for at FNs generalsekretær har utpekt Hilde Frafjord Johnson som sin nye spesialrepresentant for Sør-Sudan.
Norway has actively promoted this important appointment,” said Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonas Gahr Støre. 
Norge har arbeidet aktivt overfor FN for å sikre denne viktige utnevnelsen, sier utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Former Development Minister Hilde Frafjord Johnson was appointed Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for South Sudan on 8 July. 
Tidligere utviklingsminister Hilde Frafjord Johnson ble utnevnt som FNs generalsekretærs spesialrepresentant for Sør-Sudan 8. juli.
Her candidature was actively supported by the Norwegian Government. 
Hennes kandidatur hadde aktiv støtte fra den norske regjeringen.
On the same day the Security Council adopted a mandate for a new UN operation in South Sudan. 
Samme dag vedtok Sikkerhetsrådet et mandat for en ny FN-operasjon i Sør-Sudan.
Ms Johnson will lead the UN’s work in what, from today, will become Africa’s 54th state and soon the UN’s 193rd member. 
Johnson blir nå FNs øverste sjef i det som fra i dag blir Afrikas 54. stat – og snart FNs 193. medlemsland.
She was a key player in the peace negotiations between North and South Sudan, and knows the region well. 
Hun var en sentral støttespiller i fredsforhandlingene mellom Nord- og Sør-Sudan og kjenner regionen godt.
Since August 2007, she has been Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF. 
Siden august 2007 har hun vært nestleder i UNICEF.
I congratulate Hilde Frafjord Johnson on her appointment. 
Jeg gratulerer Hilde Frafjord Johnson med den nye stillingen.
The Government has announced that it is intensifying its efforts in fragile states. 
Regjeringen varsler nå en større innsats i sårbare stater.
Fragile states are characterised by weak regimes that have inadequate control over their territory. 
Fellestrekk ved sårbare stater er svake regimer med mangelfull kontroll over eget territorium.
They have poorly functioning economies due to corruption and illicit financial flows. 
Økonomiene fungerer dårlig på grunn av korrupsjon og ulovlig kapitalflyt.
In some cases, they collapse completely, as we have seen in Syria and South Sudan. 
Av og til kollapser de helt, slik vi ser i Syria og Sør-Sudan.
‘Providing support to fragile states to prevent them from collapsing into chaos or becoming havens for terrorists is an important foreign policy priority,’ Mr Brende said. 
- Å støtte sårbare stater for å hindre at de kollapser i kaos eller blir fristeder for terrorister er en viktig utenrikspolitisk prioritering, sier Brende.
Building peace and security is essential for achieving development in fragile states. 
I sårbare stater må det bygges fred og sikkerhet for å oppnå utvikling.
This is made clear in the OECD report States of Fragility 2015. 
Dette understøttes også i OECD-rapporten States of Fragility 2015.
According to the OECD, only 4.5 % of international aid is allocated to the security and justice sector, even in fragile states. 
Ifølge OECD går kun 4,5 prosent av internasjonal bistand til sikkerhets- og justissektoren, selv i sårbare stater.
Norway intends to play a part in changing this. 
Dette vil Norge være med på å endre.
Six fragile states have been identified as focus countries for Norway’s development cooperation: Afghanistan, Palestine, Haiti, Somalia, South Sudan and Mali. 
Seks sårbare stater er valgt som fokusland for norsk utviklingssamarbeid: Afghanistan, Palestina, Haiti, Somalia, Sør-Sudan og Mali.
Norway to increase assistance for fragile states 
Styrker innsatsen i sårbare stater
‘Providing assistance to the world’s most fragile states is crucial for helping the poorest people and is also vital for international security and stability,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
- Å hjelpe de aller mest sårbare statene i verden er avgjørende for å hjelpe de fattigste og for internasjonal sikkerhet og stabilitet, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
‘I am very concerned about the latest setback in the South Sudan peace talks. 
- Jeg er svært bekymret for den siste utviklingen i fredsforhandlingene i Sør-Sudan.
I urge both parties to return to the negotiating table as soon as possible,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
Jeg oppfordrer begge parter til å komme tilbake til forhandlingsbordet så snart som mulig, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
The talks also included representatives of civil society, other political parties and religious leaders. 
Forhandlingene hadde deltakelse fra sivilt samfunn, andre politiske partier og religiøse ledere.
‘We condemn Riek Machar’s decision, and are also disappointed by the South Sudanese Government’s response. 
- Vi fordømmer Riek Machars beslutning og er samtidig skuffet over regjeringens reaksjon.
The people of South Sudan deserve better. 
Sør-Sudans befolkning fortjener bedre enn dette.
The hostilities and the threat of famine make it essential for all parties to behave responsibly. 
Krig og truende hungersnød krever at alle viser ansvar.
Norway condemns killing of aid worker in South Sudan 
Norge fordømmer drap på hjelpearbeider i Sør-Sudan
Agreement on framework for political solution in South Sudan 
Enighet om rammene for en politisk løsning i Sør-Sudan
International community pledges additional USD 600 million to South Sudan 
Ytterligere 3,6 milliarder kroner til den humanitære krisen i Sør-Sudan
Foreign Minister Brende concerned about South Sudan peace talks 
Brende bekymret for sammenbrudd i fredsforhandlingene for Sør-Sudan
Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende's speech at an event hosted by the Atlantic Council 14 April. 
Utenriksminister Børge Brendes innlegg på et arrangement i Atlantic Council torsdag 14. april.
Confronted with a rapidly changing, challenging and complex security environment, strategic thinking and analysis are more important than ever before. 
Confronted with a rapidly changing, challenging and complex security environment, strategic thinking and analysis are more important than ever before.
We are now at a crossroads, and the Norwegian Government is preparing a new white paper on foreign and security policy. 
We are now at a crossroads, and the Norwegian Government is preparing a new white paper on foreign and security policy.
This analysis will help us map the terrain, discuss options and set the course for the future. 
This analysis will help us map the terrain, discuss options and set the course for the future.
Increasing support to fragile states and regions is urgent 
Increasing support to fragile states and regions is urgent
We are experiencing greater vulnerability – and a feeling that the international order we have built over the past few decades is more fragile than previously perceived. 
We are experiencing greater vulnerability – and a feeling that the international order we have built over the past few decades is more fragile than previously perceived.
The security situation in parts of Europe and its neighbourhood remains volatile. 
The security situation in parts of Europe and its neighbourhood remains volatile.
Never before have security and prosperity in Europe depended so much on security and prosperity elsewhere. 
Never before have security and prosperity in Europe depended so much on security and prosperity elsewhere.
Europe faces several crises at the same time – many of these are emerging from a belt of fragile states on Europe's southern border. 
Europe faces several crises at the same time – many of these are emerging from a belt of fragile states on Europe's southern border.
From Western Africa through North Africa and the Middle East to Afghanistan, countries are ravaged by armed conflict, violence and insecurity. 
From Western Africa through North Africa and the Middle East to Afghanistan, countries are ravaged by armed conflict, violence and insecurity.
We are facing risks to our security and our economies. 
We are facing risks to our security and our economies.
The very fabric of our societies is at stake. 
The very fabric of our societies is at stake.
Terrorism, violent extremism and criminal networks are making states even more vulnerable. 
Terrorism, violent extremism and criminal networks are making states even more vulnerable.
Last year, Europe received more than one million refugees and migrants. 
Last year, Europe received more than one million refugees and migrants.
The situation is tragic for the people who have left their homes.But it is also a serious challenge to European cooperation, the integrity of Europe's borders, and the asylum system as such. 
The situation is tragic for the people who have left their homes.But it is also a serious challenge to European cooperation, the integrity of Europe's borders, and the asylum system as such.
We need to find better solutions. 
We need to find better solutions.
This is urgent.These multifaceted crises are threatening the internal cohesion of the EU and Schengen. 
This is urgent.These multifaceted crises are threatening the internal cohesion of the EU and Schengen.
They represent the critical backdrop for Europe's and our allies' search for new, joint policy initiatives. 
They represent the critical backdrop for Europe's and our allies' search for new, joint policy initiatives.
As an international community, we need to rethink how we address such crises. 
As an international community, we need to rethink how we address such crises.
Fragile states must not become failed states by default. 
Fragile states must not become failed states by default.
There is no doubt that the primary responsibility for stabilisation lies with the states concerned, but at the same time we should aim to strengthen the capacity of fragile states to meet security and humanitarian challenges, build resilience – and prevent more countries from joining the ranks of failed states. 
There is no doubt that the primary responsibility for stabilisation lies with the states concerned, but at the same time we should aim to strengthen the capacity of fragile states to meet security and humanitarian challenges, build resilience – and prevent more countries from joining the ranks of failed states.
How to work effectively together – Norway's policy on fragile and failed states 
How to work effectively together – Norway's policy on fragile and failed states
The Norwegian Government is developing a comprehensive strategy that links foreign policy with security, development and humanitarian policy. 
The Norwegian Government is developing a comprehensive strategy that links foreign policy with security, development and humanitarian policy.
Our goal is a unity of purpose. 
Our goal is a unity of purpose.
We are using lessons learned from Afghanistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Mali and elsewhere. 
We are using lessons learned from Afghanistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Mali and elsewhere.
Stabilisation is not a technocratic undertaking. 
Stabilisation is not a technocratic undertaking.
It is primarily a political project. 
It is primarily a political project.
Every failed state has its own characteristics; it has failed in its own way, within its particular regional context. 
Every failed state has its own characteristics; it has failed in its own way, within its particular regional context.
Stabilisation and social development require attention to both local politics and regional geo-politics that drive the forces of polarisation and instability on the ground. 
Stabilisation and social development require attention to both local politics and regional geo-politics that drive the forces of polarisation and instability on the ground.
The key to sustainable peace is a political solution. 
The key to sustainable peace is a political solution.
Inclusive processes 
Inclusive processes
Broad engagement and mobilisation must be integral to our peace and reconciliation efforts. 
Broad engagement and mobilisation must be integral to our peace and reconciliation efforts.
As we seek peace – achieving robust results, sustaining them, and building on them – inclusive processes are essential. 
As we seek peace – achieving robust results, sustaining them, and building on them – inclusive processes are essential.
Civil society must be heard when peace is being constructed – even the groups that may at first may seem irrelevant; they may very well be important allies. 
Civil society must be heard when peace is being constructed – even the groups that may at first may seem irrelevant; they may very well be important allies.
Women's participation makes a difference. 
Women's participation makes a difference.
Which is why we work with women's networks, and with victims, activists, peacemakers, experts, and women at the frontline. 
Which is why we work with women's networks, and with victims, activists, peacemakers, experts, and women at the frontline.
Military engagement is sometimes necessary, but the use of force is never a solution in itself. 
Military engagement is sometimes necessary, but the use of force is never a solution in itself.
Counter-terrorism efforts need to be integrated into a broader political strategy. 
Counter-terrorism efforts need to be integrated into a broader political strategy.
Experience from Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya demonstrates that our involvement must be part of a coherent, long-term strategy for lasting stability. 
Experience from Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya demonstrates that our involvement must be part of a coherent, long-term strategy for lasting stability.
Many, including the Atlantic Council, have highlighted that, despite the often destructive nature of elites in fragile countries, we have to work with them. 
Many, including the Atlantic Council, have highlighted that, despite the often destructive nature of elites in fragile countries, we have to work with them.