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The Plan of Action: Norway and the EU Candidate Countries - project support

The Plan of Action: Norway and the EU Candidate Countries Norway and the EU Candidate Countries - A plan of action for increasing contact and cooperation between Norway and the countries that are candidates for EU membership Guidelines for project

Report on Convention no 29 concerning forced labour, 1930

NORWAY R E P O R T for the period ending 31 May 2003, in accordance with article 22 of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation, from the Government of Norway, on the measures taken to give effect to the provisions of the Convention

Human Rights 2003

Annual Report on Norway's effort to Promote Human Rights

Human rights are universal. According to international law and the Norwegian Constitution, it is the duty of the central government to ensure observance of human rights. It is also our duty to promote international respect for human rights, the

Fighting Poverty

The Norwegian Government's Action Plan for Combating Poverty in the South towards 2015

Poverty is the greatest challenge of our time, writes the Norwegian Prime Minister in his preface to the plan that is an overall strategy for Norway’s efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

Evaluation reports and Annual reports 1997

Evaluation reports and Annual reports 1997 1. Evaluation of Norwegian Assistance to Prevent and Control HIV/AIDS 2. "Kultursjokk og korrektiv" - Evaluering av UD/Norads studiereiser for lærere 3. Evaluation of decentralisation and development 4.

Evaluation reports and Annual reports 1993

Evaluation reports and Annual reports 1993 1 Internal learning from evaluation and reviews 2. Macroeconomic impacts of import support to Tanzania 3. Garantiordning for investeringer i og eksport til utviklingsland 4. Capacity-Building in Development

Agreement between EU and Norway establishing a Framework for the Participation of Norway in the EU Crisis Management Operations

Consultation – Implementation of paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health

South Africa — background

South Africa – background Nelson Mandela became South Africa’s first democratically elected president in 1994 after spending more than 27 years in prison, including 18 years on notorious Robben Island. Since 1994 South Africa has come quite far in

Troika and European Union statement on Sudan

Troika and EU Response to African Union Communiqué of 27 May.