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I am convinced that new solutions will help Norway to become a low emission society by 2050”, says the Minister of Transport. 
Jeg er overbevist om at nye løsninger vil hjelpe Norge å bli et lavutslippssamfunn i 2050, sier samferdselsministeren.
“The National Transport Plan comes at a time where we see many technological gains and major changes in the transport sector. 
Transportplanen kommer i en tid med mange teknologiske nyvinninger og store endringer i transportsektoren.
This clearly illustrates developments that can mean that we will see a 50% reduction in the emission of greenhouse gasses from road transport by 2030 compared to the estimates published in the Perspective Report. 
- Et slikt bilde illustrerer en utvikling som kan bety en halvering av utslippet av klimagasser fra veitrafikken i 2030, sammenlignet med framskrivingene i Perspektivmeldingen.
This serves to illustrate the enormous potential inherent in new technology”, says the Minister of Transport. 
Det viser hvor stort potensial ny teknologi har, sier samferdselsministeren.
The Government’s major efforts in public transport, cycling and pedestrian solutions are designed to create a genuine alternative to the family car in and around the larger urban centres. 
Regjeringens store satsing på kollektiv, sykkel og gange skal sikre reelle alternativ til bilen i og rundt de største byområdene.
In addition to this the change to zero and low emission vehicles in public transport will contribute to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, together with amongst other things freight carriage measures by rail and sea and more environmentally friendly aviation fuels. 
I tillegg vil overgangen til null- og lavutslippskjøretøy i kollektivtransporten bidra til å redusere klimagassutslippene, sammen med blant annet godstiltak på jernbane og sjø og mer miljøvennlig drivstoff i luftfart.
Increased efforts in the field of road safety 
Styrket innsats for trafikksikkerhet
We have stated our goal in the National Transport Plan 2018-2029 of reducing the number of deaths and serious injuries in road traffic incidents to a maximum of 350 per annum by 2030. 
I Nasjonal transportplan 2018-2029 setter vi oss et mål om å redusere antallet drepte og hardt skadde i veitrafikken til maksimalt 350 innen 2030.
This represents a reduction of roughly 60 percent in comparison to the figures for the period 2012-2015. 
Det er en reduksjon på om lag 60 prosent sammenlignet med perioden 2012-2015.
This is an ambitious goal, but with increased efforts in a number of areas I believe that it is absolutely achievable”, says Minister of Transport Ketil Solvik-Olsen. 
Det er et ambisiøst mål, men med en styrket innsats på flere områder mener jeg at dette fullt mulig å oppnå, sier samferdselsminister Ketil Solvik-Olsen.
“In 2016 we lost 136 of our citizens in accidents on Norwegian roads, which is the second lowest number of deaths in traffic since 1950. 
I 2016 gikk 136 menneskeliv tapt i på norske veier, som er det nest laveste antallet omkomne i trafikken siden 1950.
Regardless a single death in road traffic is one too many, and there is a continued need for a considerable effort if we are to pursue and continue this positive trend. 
Likevel et hvert liv tapt i trafikken er ett for mye, og det er fortsatt behov for betydelig innsats om den positive utviklingen skal fortsette.
The National Transport Plan 2018-2029 
Nasjonal transportplan 2018-2029
A National Transport Plan for better and safer daily travel 
Nasjonal transportplan for bedre og tryggere reisehverdager
An amendment to the Child Welfare Act to make it easier for the child welfare service to order help measures is now being circulated for comment. 
Et lovforslag som skal gjøre det enklere for barnevernet å pålegge hjelpetiltak sendes nå på høring.
The purpose of the amendment is to improve children’s situation and avoid invasive measures such as care orders. 
Formålet med lovendringen er å forbedre situasjonen til barnet og forebygge inngripende tiltak som omsorgsovertakelse.
– The parents are the most important persons in a child’s life, and we want children to grow up with their parents, says Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion Solveig Horne. 
– Foreldrene er de viktigste personene i et barns liv, og vi ønsker at barn skal vokse opp hos foreldrene sine, sier barne-, likestillings- og inkluderingsminister Solveig Horne.
This may avoid the need for the child welfare service to take over the care of the children at a later date. 
Det kan forhindre at barnevernet må overta omsorgen for barna på et senere tidspunkt.
New help measures 
Nye hjelpetiltak
In the consultation paper, the Ministry proposes that it shall be possible to impose three new main categories of time-limited measures. 
I høringsnotatet foreslår departementet at det skal kunne pålegges tre nye hovedkategorier av tiltak for en tidsbegrenset periode.
This assumes that voluntary measures have been tried or considered. 
Dette forutsetter at frivillige tiltak er forsøkt eller vurdert.
Such measures involve various forms of parental guidance. 
Tiltak vil være ulike former for foreldreveiledning.
Control measures The objective is to control that children are not subjected to abuse or maltreatment. 
Kontrolltiltak Målet er å kontrollere at barn ikke utsettes for overgrep eller mishandling.
– Regard for the best interests of the children must take precedence, and parents must therefore not be entitled to refuse necessary help. 
– Hensynet til barna må veie tyngst, og derfor skal ikke foreldrene kunne avvise nødvendig hjelp.
More supervision of the home 
Mer tilsyn i hjemmet
Supervision cannot currently be imposed unless the strict conditions for issuing a care order are present. 
I dag kan tilsyn først pålegges når de strenge vilkårene for omsorgsovertakelse er til stede.
Strengthening children’s right to help 
Styrker barns rett til hjelp
The Government is giving priority to intensifying Norway’s efforts to promote the women, peace and security agenda,’ said Prime Minister Erna Solberg. 
Regjeringen prioriterer å styrke norsk innsats for kvinner, fred og sikkerhet, sier statsminister Erna Solberg.
Today the Government presented a new National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security for the period 2015-18. 
I dag legger regjeringen frem en ny handlingsplan for arbeidet med kvinner, fred og sikkerhet for perioden 2015–2018.
Prime Minister Erna Solberg presented the action plan in Oslo, together with Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende, Minister of Defence Ine Eriksen Søreide, Minister of Justice and Public Security Anders Anundsen, and Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion Solveig Horne. 
Statsministeren legger frem handlingsplanen sammen med utenriksminister Børge Brende, forsvarsminister Ine Eriksen Søreide, justis- og beredskapsminister Anders Anundsen og barne-, likestillings- og inkluderingsminister Solveig Horne.
This year marks 15 years since the UN Security Council adopted resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, which has been followed by an additional six resolutions. 
I år er det 15 år siden FNs Sikkerhetsråd vedtok resolusjon 1325 om kvinner, fred og sikkerhet, som siden har blitt fulgt opp med ytterligere seks resolusjoner.
The Norwegian action plan is the Government’s tool for helping to ensure that the resolutions are complied with in practice. 
Handlingsplanen er regjeringens verktøy for å bidra til at sikkerhetsrådsresolusjonene blir etterfulgt i praksis.
The active participation of men and women in society is also important for preventing and combating radicalisation,’ said Ms Solberg. 
Aktiv samfunnsdeltakelse av begge kjønn er også viktig for å forebygge og bekjempe radikalisering, sier statsministeren.
Combating sexual violence will be a recurrent theme in all these areas. 
Bekjempelse av seksualisert vold skal gå som en rød tråd gjennom alle disse områdene.
The Government will give particular priority to efforts in Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar, Palestine and South Sudan. 
Regjeringen vil spesielt prioritere innsatsen i Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar, Palestina og Sør-Sudan.
- Women are particularly affected by wars and conflicts. 
- Kvinner rammes spesielt hardt av krig og konflikt.
State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tone Skogen announced Norway’s contribution at the Global Fund’s Fifth Replenishment Conference in Montreal today. 
Statssekretær Tone Skogen annonserte det norske bidraget under fondets påfyllingskonferanse i Montreal fredag.
The Global Fund’s goal is to save a further eight million lives by the end of 2019. 
Det globale fondets målsetting er å redde ytterligere 8 millioner menneskeliv innen utløpet av 2019.
Access to education is identified as another key factor for success. 
Tilgang til utdanning trekkes frem som en annen viktig faktor for å lykkes med innsatsen.
Financial support is essential, but the political will to combat prejudice and discrimination is equally vital. 
Økonomisk støtte er avgjørende, men like viktig er politisk vilje til å bekjempe fordommer og diskriminering.
The current Norwegian Government has made global health and education top priorities because we know that efforts in these areas promote economic growth and development,’ Mr Brende said. 
Satsing på global helse og utdanning er hovedprioriteringer for regjeringen, fordi vi vet at innsats på disse områdene bidrar til økonomisk vekst og utvikling, sier utenriksminister Brende.
The Global Fund is a partnership between governments, civil society, the private sector and people affected by the diseases. 
Det globale fondet er et partnerskap mellom statlige og private aktører, sivilt samfunn og berørte pasientgrupper.
It provides funding for projects aimed at fighting HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in more than 100 countries. 
Fondet bidrar til å finansiere tiltak rettet mot hiv, tuberkulose og malaria i mer enn hundre land.
In 2015, 40 % of the funding was allocated to efforts to strengthen national health systems. 
I 2015 gikk 40 prosent av støtten til styrking av nasjonale helsesystemer.
Strengthening efforts to combat AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria 
Styrker innsatsen i kampen mot aids, tuberkulose og malaria
‘Since 2002, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has saved more than 20 million lives. 
- Det globale fondet for bekjempelse av aids, tuberkulose og malaria har siden 2002 bidratt til å redde mer enn 20 millioner menneskeliv.
Read the whole article here 
Lese hele saken hos Norden
Nordic ministers: Strengthen the co-operation for a sustainable forest-based bioeconomy 
Styrker samarbeidet for en skogsbasert bioøkonomi
NATO Building Integrity Conference on Institution Building, 4 March 
Forsvarsminister Ine Eriksen Søreide innledet i dag på NATO Building Integrity Conference.
Minister of Defence Ine Eriksen Søreide held a speech at NATO Building Integrity Conference in Oslo March 4 2014 (photo: Asgeir Spange Brekke, MoD). 
Forsvarsministeren holdt tale på konferanse: "NATO Building Integrity Conference on Institution Building" (foto: Asgeir Spange Brekke, FD).
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*Sjekkes mot fremføring*
Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends 
Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends
Thank you very much for the opportunity to address this conference. 
Thank you very much for the opportunity to address this conference.
It is a pleasure and great honour for Norway to host such an event, on an issue both highly topical and certainly with distinct security implications. 
It is a pleasure and great honour for Norway to host such an event, on an issue both highly topical and certainly with distinct security implications.
I am especially pleased to welcome so many distinguished guests. 
I am especially pleased to welcome so many distinguished guests.
A large number of countries are represented here today – NATO Allies as well as an impressive number of partner countries, some of them located quite a distance from Norway. 
A large number of countries are represented here today – NATO Allies as well as an impressive number of partner countries, some of them located quite a distance from Norway.
In addition, a considerable number of Allied and Partner Ambassadors here in Oslo have joined us for this opening session. 
In addition, a considerable number of Allied and Partner Ambassadors here in Oslo have joined us for this opening session.
Welcome to you all! 
Welcome to you all!
Allow me also to thank the Centre for Integrity in the Defence Sector for organizing this conference. 
Allow me also to thank the Centre for Integrity in the Defence Sector for organizing this conference.
In terms of staff and resources, I know this new centre does not compare to any military unit. 
In terms of staff and resources, I know this new centre does not compare to any military unit.
But in fact, it is a combat unit in its own right. 
But in fact, it is a combat unit in its own right.
Combatting corruption and fighting for integrity and high ethical standards – in short, fighting for good governance – is indeed an important battle. 
Combatting corruption and fighting for integrity and high ethical standards – in short, fighting for good governance – is indeed an important battle.
It is a battle in which we should all join in, a battle against something that unites us. 
It is a battle in which we should all join in, a battle against something that unites us.
My sincere hope is that this conference will represent a significant step forward in that battle. 
My sincere hope is that this conference will represent a significant step forward in that battle.
Let me also say that it is a distinct privilege to have this centre here in Oslo. 
Let me also say that it is a distinct privilege to have this centre here in Oslo.
It fits in very well with the role Norway has assumed within the NATO Building Integrity Programme. 
It fits in very well with the role Norway has assumed within the NATO Building Integrity Programme.
In a perfect world, of course, I would have liked to see the centre established during my own term as minister. 
In a perfect world, of course, I would have liked to see the centre established during my own term as minister.
Ministers, you know, appreciate opening ceremonies and flagging own initiatives, in order to demonstrate political will and tangible results. 
Ministers, you know, appreciate opening ceremonies and flagging own initiatives, in order to demonstrate political will and tangible results.
In this regard, I am of course no exception. 
In this regard, I am of course no exception.
Instead I will give credit to my predecessors for contributing in launching this bi-partisan initiative. 
Instead I will give credit to my predecessors for contributing in launching this bi-partisan initiative.
And as you are aware the perfect world is not on our agenda this morning. 
And as you are aware the perfect world is not on our agenda this morning.
Rather, in the words of the realist himself, Thomas Hobbes, we live in a world in which “profit is the measure of right”. 
Rather, in the words of the realist himself, Thomas Hobbes, we live in a world in which “profit is the measure of right”.
The world we have to relate to is a world in which the total defence expenditures amount to 1.8 trillion US dollars – or almost 3 % of the world’s GDP. 
The world we have to relate to is a world in which the total defence expenditures amount to 1.8 trillion US dollars – or almost 3 % of the world’s GDP.
It is a world in which, according to Transparency International, at least 20 billion US dollars is lost to corruption every year, in the defence sector alone. 
It is a world in which, according to Transparency International, at least 20 billion US dollars is lost to corruption every year, in the defence sector alone.
It is a world in which surveys show that a vast majority (76%) of Europeans think that corruption is widespread in their own country. 
It is a world in which surveys show that a vast majority (76%) of Europeans think that corruption is widespread in their own country.
More than half of Europeans (56%) think the level of corruption in their country has increased over the past three years. 
More than half of Europeans (56%) think the level of corruption in their country has increased over the past three years.
It is a world in which corruption constitutes a major threat to stability and peace. 
It is a world in which corruption constitutes a major threat to stability and peace.
And it is a world in which people take to the streets to demonstrate their anger and lack of trust in elected politicians, exactly because of corruption and bad governance. 
And it is a world in which people take to the streets to demonstrate their anger and lack of trust in elected politicians, exactly because of corruption and bad governance.
Corruption erodes trust in public institutions and in democracy. 
Corruption erodes trust in public institutions and in democracy.
Where widespread mistrust prevails, it seriously may challenge the stability of a nation. 
Where widespread mistrust prevails, it seriously may challenge the stability of a nation.
And we know that corruption affects the effectiveness of our Armed Forces. 
And we know that corruption affects the effectiveness of our Armed Forces.
Afghanistan has been a painful lesson. 
Afghanistan has been a painful lesson.
It has clearly illustrated the dilemmas of trying to contribute to security and social, political and economic development in a country where corruption is endemic. 
It has clearly illustrated the dilemmas of trying to contribute to security and social, political and economic development in a country where corruption is endemic.
In June last year, NATO’s Joint Analysis Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC) issued a report on corruption in Afghanistan. 
In June last year, NATO’s Joint Analysis Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC) issued a report on corruption in Afghanistan.
In this report it was very candidly stated that “Corruption is complex. 
In this report it was very candidly stated that “Corruption is complex.
There are no easy, obvious remedies: this is the main finding of this report”. 
There are no easy, obvious remedies: this is the main finding of this report”.
One obvious lesson is that both NATO and partner countries need to have a better understanding of the nature of corruption, its effects and how to avoid it when planning an operation. 
One obvious lesson is that both NATO and partner countries need to have a better understanding of the nature of corruption, its effects and how to avoid it when planning an operation.
We also need to assess to what extent a massive influx of foreign money may stimulate corruption, rather than reducing it. 
We also need to assess to what extent a massive influx of foreign money may stimulate corruption, rather than reducing it.
I could speak lengthy on the issue of Afghanistan. 
I could speak lengthy on the issue of Afghanistan.
And, equally, I could spend considerable time on the efforts that NATO has made in support of its partners. 
And, equally, I could spend considerable time on the efforts that NATO has made in support of its partners.
But I will rather use this opportunity to share my thoughts on why I consider the NATO Building Integrity Programme very timely for the Alliance itself. 
But I will rather use this opportunity to share my thoughts on why I consider the NATO Building Integrity Programme very timely for the Alliance itself.
Simply stated: we all have challenges in this field, we all can become better! 
Simply stated: we all have challenges in this field, we all can become better!
Building integrity, transparency and trust As a starting point I think we may agree that all countries, not only those emerging from conflict or in a transition from a non-democratic system of government, should spend time addressing the issue of corruption. 
Building integrity, transparency and trust As a starting point I think we may agree that all countries, not only those emerging from conflict or in a transition from a non-democratic system of government, should spend time addressing the issue of corruption.
I believe high integrity and fighting corruption is indispensable to any country that adheres to international recognized rules and principles. 
I believe high integrity and fighting corruption is indispensable to any country that adheres to international recognized rules and principles.
Integrity in government as well as in society at large is indeed indispensable to any country committed to the principles of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. 
Integrity in government as well as in society at large is indeed indispensable to any country committed to the principles of democracy, human rights and the rule of law.
And it is indispensable to any country seeking defence institutions that are effective, efficient and legitimate. 
And it is indispensable to any country seeking defence institutions that are effective, efficient and legitimate.
However, when we discuss defence and security policy, we quite often start by referring to national sovereignty and territorial integrity as the crucial benchmark. 
However, when we discuss defence and security policy, we quite often start by referring to national sovereignty and territorial integrity as the crucial benchmark.
And unquestionably, sovereignty and territorial integrity matter. 
And unquestionably, sovereignty and territorial integrity matter.
Territory is where people live. 
Territory is where people live.
Sovereignty is what people express through democratic elections. 
Sovereignty is what people express through democratic elections.
In this field, too, integrity is crucial. 
In this field, too, integrity is crucial.
Yes, integrity and national security are closely linked. 
Yes, integrity and national security are closely linked.
But in my view there is another notion of integrity that we, perhaps, are less attentive to. 
But in my view there is another notion of integrity that we, perhaps, are less attentive to.
That has to do with the moral and ethical standards we believe in and that we want to live up to. 
That has to do with the moral and ethical standards we believe in and that we want to live up to.
I am thinking of those great values we often refer to and strongly advocate in our speeches, and that we, perhaps, struggle to comply with when they are the most needed. 
I am thinking of those great values we often refer to and strongly advocate in our speeches, and that we, perhaps, struggle to comply with when they are the most needed.
To me, safeguarding these values is as important as protecting our territorial integrity. 
To me, safeguarding these values is as important as protecting our territorial integrity.
Our level of integrity in terms of ability to live up to our own standards ultimately determines the robustness of a political system. 
Our level of integrity in terms of ability to live up to our own standards ultimately determines the robustness of a political system.
That level of integrity to me reflects the political health of a people, of a nation. 
That level of integrity to me reflects the political health of a people, of a nation.
Certainly, military capabilities will for the foreseeable future remain essential to guarantee territorial integrity. 
Certainly, military capabilities will for the foreseeable future remain essential to guarantee territorial integrity.
But the long term stability of a country and, ultimately, also the effectiveness and legitimacy of national institutions and international organizations such as NATO, will be determined by the level of trust between people and their political institutions – their elected representatives in particular. 
But the long term stability of a country and, ultimately, also the effectiveness and legitimacy of national institutions and international organizations such as NATO, will be determined by the level of trust between people and their political institutions – their elected representatives in particular.
In so many respects, transparency is fundamental. 
In so many respects, transparency is fundamental.
This is because transparency is the most effective way to combat corruption, and to ensure integrity and to build trust. 
This is because transparency is the most effective way to combat corruption, and to ensure integrity and to build trust.