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Indicators for

The Sustainable Development Goals

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The Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by the UN member states in 2015 and consist of 17 goals and 169 targets as a joint plan up to 2030 that address the global challenges related to the environmental, economic and social developments (A/RES/70/1). This fact page shows the developments for Norway within selected indicators that are determined at the global level for monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals.

1. No poverty

Target 1.2: Reduce poverty by at least 50%

Key figures

Percentage of persons with persistent low-income (1.2.2)

Percentage of persons with persistent low-income (1.2.2)

9.8  %

[ 2016-2018 ]

1.6 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: Income and wealth statistics for households, Statistics Norway

Percentage of persons with persistent low-income (1.2.2)

Percentage of persons with persistent low-income
Percentage of persons with persistent low-income
1996-1998 8.9
1997-1999 8.1
1998-2000 8.2
1999-2001 7.8
2000-2002 8.1
2001-2003 7.9
2002-2004 8.5
2003-2005 7.9
2004-2006 7.9
2005-2007 8.1
2006-2008 8.2
2007-2009 8.1
2008-2010 7.9
2009-2011 7.7
2010-2012 7.9
2011-2013 8.6
2012-2014 9.0
2013-2015 9.3
2014-2016 9.4
2015-2017 9.6
2016-2018 9.8
Percentage of persons with persistent low-income (1.2.2)
Percentage of persons with persistent low-income
1996-1998 8.9
1997-1999 8.1
1998-2000 8.2
1999-2001 7.8
2000-2002 8.1
2001-2003 7.9
2002-2004 8.5
2003-2005 7.9
2004-2006 7.9
2005-2007 8.1
2006-2008 8.2
2007-2009 8.1
2008-2010 7.9
2009-2011 7.7
2010-2012 7.9
2011-2013 8.6
2012-2014 9.0
2013-2015 9.3
2014-2016 9.4
2015-2017 9.6
2016-2018 9.8

There is no official definition of poverty in Norway. This must be illustrated indirectly by means of related indicators. The proportion of people with persistent low incomes is one such indirect indicator that indicates the proportion of the population living in households with relatively low incomes over time. It does not have to mean that they are poor, but rather that they have an increased risk of poverty. For more information, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page.

Target 1.3: Implement social protection systems

Key figures

Percentage of population aged 67-74 receiving retirement pension (1.3.1)

Percentage of population aged 67-74 receiving retirement pension (1.3.1)

98.2  %

[ 2018 ]

source: Recipients of retirement pension, Statistics Norway

Key figures

Percentage of the population, 75 years and older, receiving retirement pension (1.3.1)

Percentage of the population, 75 years and older, receiving retirement pension (1.3.1)

99.5  %

[ 2018 ]

source: Recipients of retirement pension, Statistics Norway

Number receiving social assistance (1.3.1)

Recipients of social assistance Recipients of social assistance with social assistance as main source of income
Recipients of social assistance Recipients of social assistance with social assistance as main source of income
2008 109349 47461
2009 117653 50323
2010 119444 48784
2011 118009 46658
2012 114804 46046
2013 120775 49152
2014 125407 51724
2015 127372 52655
2016 130405 53155
2017 132659 53620
2018 133140 54920
Number receiving social assistance (1.3.1)
Recipients of social assistance Recipients of social assistance with social assistance as main source of income
2008 109349 47461
2009 117653 50323
2010 119444 48784
2011 118009 46658
2012 114804 46046
2013 120775 49152
2014 125407 51724
2015 127372 52655
2016 130405 53155
2017 132659 53620
2018 133140 54920

Target 1.5: Build resilience to environmental, economic and social disasters

Key figures

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (1.5.3)

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (1.5.3)

0.975

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Key figures

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (1.5.4)

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (1.5.4)

98.0 %

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 1.a: Mobilize resources to implement policies to end poverty

Key figures

Proportion of total government spending on essential services, education, health and social protection (1.a.2)

Proportion of total government spending on essential services, education, health and social protection (1.a.2)

67.3 %

[ 2018 ]

1.6 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: General government revenue and expenditure, Statistics Norway

Proportion of total government spending on essential services, education, health and social protection (1.a.2)

Proportion of total government spending on essential services (education, health and social protection)
Proportion of total government spending on essential services (education, health and social protection)
1996 63
1997 64
1998 65
1999 66
2000 66
2001 67
2002 68
2003 68
2004 68
2005 68
2006 66
2007 66
2008 66
2009 67
2010 67
2011 67
2012 68
2013 68
2014 68
2015 68
2016 68
2017 68
2018 67
Proportion of total government spending on essential services, education, health and social protection (1.a.2)
Proportion of total government spending on essential services (education, health and social protection)
1996 63
1997 64
1998 65
1999 66
2000 66
2001 67
2002 68
2003 68
2004 68
2005 68
2006 66
2007 66
2008 66
2009 67
2010 67
2011 67
2012 68
2013 68
2014 68
2015 68
2016 68
2017 68
2018 67

General government total expenditure (1.a.2)

Health Education Social protection Other functions
Health Education Social protection Other functions
1996 71048 60613 180597 181078
1997 77501 68747 186123 184009
1998 87150 71906 200687 193684
1999 94727 74256 217346 199616
2000 101467 78474 233497 210226
2001 110085 85303 256849 224733
2002 121247 89820 276277 234498
2003 130154 99083 294788 249748
2004 135089 100558 311265 253251
2005 142106 103365 321276 267664
2006 150002 108646 339813 302163
2007 158442 113758 362924 332064
2008 167904 121437 396086 357095
2009 177474 131006 432663 371228
2010 186388 135806 456685 379819
2011 195114 139621 484817 396179
2012 206914 144271 511230 402421
2013 221055 150141 541345 430348
2014 237234 160392 571316 460986
2015 250097 169455 607147 482149
2016 260318 174430 635611 500265
2017 270455 183168 655557 526550
2018 283777 190923 674564 557434
General government total expenditure (1.a.2)
Health Education Social protection Other functions
1996 71048 60613 180597 181078
1997 77501 68747 186123 184009
1998 87150 71906 200687 193684
1999 94727 74256 217346 199616
2000 101467 78474 233497 210226
2001 110085 85303 256849 224733
2002 121247 89820 276277 234498
2003 130154 99083 294788 249748
2004 135089 100558 311265 253251
2005 142106 103365 321276 267664
2006 150002 108646 339813 302163
2007 158442 113758 362924 332064
2008 167904 121437 396086 357095
2009 177474 131006 432663 371228
2010 186388 135806 456685 379819
2011 195114 139621 484817 396179
2012 206914 144271 511230 402421
2013 221055 150141 541345 430348
2014 237234 160392 571316 460986
2015 250097 169455 607147 482149
2016 260318 174430 635611 500265
2017 270455 183168 655557 526550
2018 283777 190923 674564 557434

2. Zero hunger

Target 2.5: Maintain the genetic diversity in food production

Key figures

Plant breeds for which sufficient genetic resources are stored (2.5.1)

Plant breeds for which sufficient genetic resources are stored (2.5.1)

4363

[ 2018 ]

source: NIBIO

Key figures

Proportion of local breeds for which sufficient genetic resources are stored for reconstitution (2.5.1)

Proportion of local breeds for which sufficient genetic resources are stored for reconstitution (2.5.1)

80.9 %

[ 2018 ]

source: NIBIO

Proportion of local breeds classified as being at risk, not-at-risk or at unknown level of risk of extinction, per cent (2.5.2)

Proportion of local breeds classified as being not-at-risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds classified as being at risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds at unknown level of risk of extinction
Proportion of local breeds classified as being not-at-risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds classified as being at risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds at unknown level of risk of extinction
2018 21.3 53.2 25.5
Proportion of local breeds classified as being at risk, not-at-risk or at unknown level of risk of extinction, per cent (2.5.2)
Proportion of local breeds classified as being not-at-risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds classified as being at risk of extinction Proportion of local breeds at unknown level of risk of extinction
2018 21.3 53.2 25.5

3. Good health and well-being

Target 3.2: End all preventable deaths under 5 years of age

Key figures

Under-five mortality rate, females (3.2.1)

Under-five mortality rate, females (3.2.1)

3.04 per 1 000 children

[ 2013 ]

65.4 %

change from 25 years before

source: Norwegian Cause of Death Registry, Norwegian Institute of Public Health

Key figures

Under-five mortality rate, males (3.2.1)

Under-five mortality rate, males (3.2.1)

2.75 per 1 000 children

[ 2013 ]

75.2 %

change from 25 years before

source: Norwegian Cause of Death Registry, Norwegian Institute of Public Health

Under-five mortality rate (3.2.1)

Under-five mortality rate, female (per 1 000) Under-five mortality rate, male (per 1 000)
Under-five mortality rate, female (per 1 000) Under-five mortality rate, male (per 1 000)
1967 15.48 20.55
1968 15.05 18.18
1969 14.23 19.39
1970 12.70 18.98
1971 12.92 18.35
1972 12.16 17.10
1973 11.95 15.78
1974 10.21 15.57
1975 11.21 14.95
1976 10.48 12.78
1977 9.27 13.13
1978 9.69 11.42
1979 8.58 12.88
1980 8.55 10.91
1981 8.52 11.29
1982 9.13 10.27
1983 9.34 10.89
1984 9.18 11.19
1985 8.00 12.38
1986 9.00 10.32
1987 8.91 11.07
1988 8.78 11.08
1989 8.44 10.77
1990 6.89 9.28
1991 6.85 7.49
1992 6.09 7.53
1993 5.37 7.20
1994 5.27 6.71
1995 4.28 6.27
1996 4.64 5.90
1997 4.87 5.49
1998 4.60 6.34
1999 4.26 5.73
2000 4.12 5.18
2001 4.58 5.34
2002 3.95 4.58
2003 3.93 4.59
2004 3.54 3.96
2005 3.22 3.72
2006 3.65 4.66
2007 3.07 4.13
2008 3.03 3.71
2009 3.05 4.09
2010 2.96 3.23
2011 2.06 3.46
2012 2.59 3.25
2013 3.04 2.75
Under-five mortality rate (3.2.1)
Under-five mortality rate, female (per 1 000) Under-five mortality rate, male (per 1 000)
1967 15.48 20.55
1968 15.05 18.18
1969 14.23 19.39
1970 12.70 18.98
1971 12.92 18.35
1972 12.16 17.10
1973 11.95 15.78
1974 10.21 15.57
1975 11.21 14.95
1976 10.48 12.78
1977 9.27 13.13
1978 9.69 11.42
1979 8.58 12.88
1980 8.55 10.91
1981 8.52 11.29
1982 9.13 10.27
1983 9.34 10.89
1984 9.18 11.19
1985 8.00 12.38
1986 9.00 10.32
1987 8.91 11.07
1988 8.78 11.08
1989 8.44 10.77
1990 6.89 9.28
1991 6.85 7.49
1992 6.09 7.53
1993 5.37 7.20
1994 5.27 6.71
1995 4.28 6.27
1996 4.64 5.90
1997 4.87 5.49
1998 4.60 6.34
1999 4.26 5.73
2000 4.12 5.18
2001 4.58 5.34
2002 3.95 4.58
2003 3.93 4.59
2004 3.54 3.96
2005 3.22 3.72
2006 3.65 4.66
2007 3.07 4.13
2008 3.03 3.71
2009 3.05 4.09
2010 2.96 3.23
2011 2.06 3.46
2012 2.59 3.25
2013 3.04 2.75

Neonatal mortality rate (3.2.2)

Neonatal mortality rate, female (per 1000) Neonatal mortality rate, male (per 1000)
Neonatal mortality rate, female (per 1000) Neonatal mortality rate, male (per 1000)
1967 9.28 12.95
1968 9.21 10.94
1969 9.07 11.73
1970 7.56 11.33
1971 7.34 11.51
1972 7.78 10.04
1973 6.69 10.20
1974 5.83 8.95
1975 5.89 8.67
1976 6.18 7.78
1977 5.26 7.62
1978 5.10 5.97
1979 4.75 6.12
1980 4.30 5.89
1981 3.79 5.16
1982 4.20 5.12
1983 4.19 5.41
1984 4.10 4.74
1985 3.31 5.79
1986 3.89 4.48
1987 4.12 5.21
1988 3.93 5.22
1989 3.99 4.07
1990 2.80 5.12
1991 3.66 3.71
1992 3.42 4.18
1993 2.96 4.12
1994 3.06 4.18
1995 1.89 3.52
1996 2.32 2.84
1997 2.66 2.97
1998 2.30 3.45
1999 2.28 3.21
2000 2.04 3.31
2001 2.45 3.29
2002 2.52 2.13
2003 2.05 2.82
2004 1.93 2.47
2005 1.97 2.05
2006 1.98 2.74
2007 2.02 2.05
2008 1.62 2.35
2009 1.61 2.85
2010 1.64 1.66
2011 1.18 2.07
2012 1.58 1.98
2013 1.78 1.54
2014 1.89 1.99
2015 1.45 1.53
2016 1.38 1.49
2017 1.51 1.69
2018 1.33 1.81
Neonatal mortality rate (3.2.2)
Neonatal mortality rate, female (per 1000) Neonatal mortality rate, male (per 1000)
1967 9.28 12.95
1968 9.21 10.94
1969 9.07 11.73
1970 7.56 11.33
1971 7.34 11.51
1972 7.78 10.04
1973 6.69 10.20
1974 5.83 8.95
1975 5.89 8.67
1976 6.18 7.78
1977 5.26 7.62
1978 5.10 5.97
1979 4.75 6.12
1980 4.30 5.89
1981 3.79 5.16
1982 4.20 5.12
1983 4.19 5.41
1984 4.10 4.74
1985 3.31 5.79
1986 3.89 4.48
1987 4.12 5.21
1988 3.93 5.22
1989 3.99 4.07
1990 2.80 5.12
1991 3.66 3.71
1992 3.42 4.18
1993 2.96 4.12
1994 3.06 4.18
1995 1.89 3.52
1996 2.32 2.84
1997 2.66 2.97
1998 2.30 3.45
1999 2.28 3.21
2000 2.04 3.31
2001 2.45 3.29
2002 2.52 2.13
2003 2.05 2.82
2004 1.93 2.47
2005 1.97 2.05
2006 1.98 2.74
2007 2.02 2.05
2008 1.62 2.35
2009 1.61 2.85
2010 1.64 1.66
2011 1.18 2.07
2012 1.58 1.98
2013 1.78 1.54
2014 1.89 1.99
2015 1.45 1.53
2016 1.38 1.49
2017 1.51 1.69
2018 1.33 1.81

Target 3.6: Reduce road injuries and deaths

Killed and serverly injured in traffic accidents (3.6.1)

Killed Severly injured
Killed Severly injured
1946 3.0 20.6
1947 5.0 24.7
1948 4.3 32.4
1949 4.1 32.6
1950 5.4 34.0
1951 4.8 36.7
1952 4.9 41.6
1953 5.2 49.5
1954 6.3 55.3
1955 8.5 59.3
1956 8.5 62.2
1957 7.7 72.5
1958 8.7 79.1
1959 8.8 83.3
1960 10.2 93.6
1961 9.8 90.4
1962 10.2 98.0
1963 10.5 96.3
1964 11.5 92.9
1965 12.0 100.3
1966 12.8 112.9
1967 12.7 108.9
1968 13.0 112.8
1969 14.6 118.8
1970 13.8 105.3
1971 12.6 103.5
1972 13.0 94.6
1973 12.9 89.6
1974 13.6 89.3
1975 11.8 81.8
1976 11.0 70.2
1977 10.8 65.8
1978 10.8 55.5
1979 8.9 47.9
1980 8.3 49.1
1981 9.8 45.3
1982 10.0 44.2
1983 9.9 46.5
1984 9.7 45.7
1985 10.9 49.3
1986 9.6 42.5
1987 9.1 38.3
1988 9.1 39.6
1989 7.9 38.8
1990 7.6 34.4
1991 7.6 33.1
1992 6.6 32.0
1993 6.6 30.4
1994 7.1 31.1
1995 5.9 31.3
1996 6.9 30.7
1997 8.0 30.3
1998 6.9 26.0
1999 7.7 28.5
2000 6.1 23.3
2001 6.9 25.6
2002 6.2 22.0
2003 5.6 21.5
2004 4.9 21.3
2005 5.3 20.4
2006 5.0 18.9
2007 5.4 18.5
2008 4.5 15.9
2009 4.3 14.9
2010 3.5 14.0
2011 2.9 14.2
2012 3.8 14.1
2013 2.9 13.3
2014 2.3 13.6
2015 2.6 12.7
2016 2.0 12.8
2017 2.1 11.4
2018 2.0 10.7
2019 2.0 10.6
Killed and serverly injured in traffic accidents (3.6.1)
Killed Severly injured
1946 3.0 20.6
1947 5.0 24.7
1948 4.3 32.4
1949 4.1 32.6
1950 5.4 34.0
1951 4.8 36.7
1952 4.9 41.6
1953 5.2 49.5
1954 6.3 55.3
1955 8.5 59.3
1956 8.5 62.2
1957 7.7 72.5
1958 8.7 79.1
1959 8.8 83.3
1960 10.2 93.6
1961 9.8 90.4
1962 10.2 98.0
1963 10.5 96.3
1964 11.5 92.9
1965 12.0 100.3
1966 12.8 112.9
1967 12.7 108.9
1968 13.0 112.8
1969 14.6 118.8
1970 13.8 105.3
1971 12.6 103.5
1972 13.0 94.6
1973 12.9 89.6
1974 13.6 89.3
1975 11.8 81.8
1976 11.0 70.2
1977 10.8 65.8
1978 10.8 55.5
1979 8.9 47.9
1980 8.3 49.1
1981 9.8 45.3
1982 10.0 44.2
1983 9.9 46.5
1984 9.7 45.7
1985 10.9 49.3
1986 9.6 42.5
1987 9.1 38.3
1988 9.1 39.6
1989 7.9 38.8
1990 7.6 34.4
1991 7.6 33.1
1992 6.6 32.0
1993 6.6 30.4
1994 7.1 31.1
1995 5.9 31.3
1996 6.9 30.7
1997 8.0 30.3
1998 6.9 26.0
1999 7.7 28.5
2000 6.1 23.3
2001 6.9 25.6
2002 6.2 22.0
2003 5.6 21.5
2004 4.9 21.3
2005 5.3 20.4
2006 5.0 18.9
2007 5.4 18.5
2008 4.5 15.9
2009 4.3 14.9
2010 3.5 14.0
2011 2.9 14.2
2012 3.8 14.1
2013 2.9 13.3
2014 2.3 13.6
2015 2.6 12.7
2016 2.0 12.8
2017 2.1 11.4
2018 2.0 10.7
2019 2.0 10.6

Target 3.7: Universal access to sexual and reproductive care, family planning and education

Key figures

Adolescent birth rate, aged 15-19 years, per 1 000 women in that age group (3.7.2)

Adolescent birth rate, aged 15-19 years, per 1 000 women in that age group (3.7.2)

2.3  per 1 000 females

[ 2019 ]

84.3 %

change from 25 years before

source: Births, Statistics Norway

Adolescent birth rate, aged 15-19 years, per 1 000 women in that age group (3.7.2)

Live births per 1 000 women
Live births per 1 000 women
1986 18.2
1987 17.7
1988 18.2
1989 17.7
1990 17.1
1991 16.7
1992 16.0
1993 15.0
1994 14.4
1995 13.5
1996 13.5
1997 12.7
1998 12.4
1999 11.7
2000 11.7
2001 11.0
2002 10.1
2003 9.1
2004 8.2
2005 8.0
2006 8.7
2007 9.1
2008 9.3
2009 9.5
2010 8.4
2011 7.1
2012 6.0
2013 5.6
2014 5.0
2015 4.6
2016 3.9
2017 3.0
2018 2.5
2019 2.3
Adolescent birth rate, aged 15-19 years, per 1 000 women in that age group (3.7.2)
Live births per 1 000 women
1986 18.2
1987 17.7
1988 18.2
1989 17.7
1990 17.1
1991 16.7
1992 16.0
1993 15.0
1994 14.4
1995 13.5
1996 13.5
1997 12.7
1998 12.4
1999 11.7
2000 11.7
2001 11.0
2002 10.1
2003 9.1
2004 8.2
2005 8.0
2006 8.7
2007 9.1
2008 9.3
2009 9.5
2010 8.4
2011 7.1
2012 6.0
2013 5.6
2014 5.0
2015 4.6
2016 3.9
2017 3.0
2018 2.5
2019 2.3

Target 3.a: Implement the WHO framework convention on tobacco control

Key figures

Percentage daily smokers 16-74 years, females (3.a.1)

Percentage daily smokers 16-74 years, females (3.a.1)

9  %

[ 2019 ]

73 %

change from 25 years before

source: Tobacco, alcohol and other drugs, Statistics Norway

Key figures

Percentage daily smokers 16-74 years, males (3.a.1)

Percentage daily smokers 16-74 years, males (3.a.1)

9  %

[ 2019 ]

73.8 %

change from 25 years before

source: Tobacco, alcohol and other drugs, Statistics Norway

Age-standardized prevalence of current tobacco use among persons aged 15 years and older (3.a.1)

Percentage daily smokers (females) Percentage daily smokers (males) Percentage occasional smokers (females) Percentage occasional smokers (males)
Percentage daily smokers (females) Percentage daily smokers (males) Percentage occasional smokers (females) Percentage occasional smokers (males)
1973 32 52 10 9
1974 32 51 9 9
1975 32 50 9 8
1976 31 47 10 9
1977 31 46 10 10
1978 31 44 10 10
1979 31 44 10 9
1980 31 42 9 9
1981 32 40 10 8
1982 32 41 9 9
1983 33 41 9 8
1984 33 42 9 8
1985 32 41 9 9
1986 32 40 10 9
1987 33 40 10 9
1988 34 40 9 9
1989 34 38 9 9
1990 33 37 9 9
1991 33 37 9 10
1992 33 37 9 10
1993 33 37 10 11
1994 32 35 12 13
1995 32 34 12 13
1996 32 34 12 13
1997 33 34 12 12
1998 32 34 12 11
1999 32 32 11 11
2000 31 31 11 11
2001 31 30 10 12
2002 28 29 11 12
2003 27 28 11 12
2004 25 27 11 11
2005 24 26 11 11
2006 24 23 10 11
2007 22 22 9 10
2008 21 21 9 10
2009 20 21 8 10
2010 19 19 9 11
2011 18 17 10 11
2012 16 16 9 11
2013 14 15 7 10
2014 13 14 8 11
2015 13 13 8 10
2016 11 13 7 10
2017 10 12 6 10
2018 11 12 8 10
2019 9 9 8 11
Age-standardized prevalence of current tobacco use among persons aged 15 years and older (3.a.1)
Percentage daily smokers (females) Percentage daily smokers (males) Percentage occasional smokers (females) Percentage occasional smokers (males)
1973 32 52 10 9
1974 32 51 9 9
1975 32 50 9 8
1976 31 47 10 9
1977 31 46 10 10
1978 31 44 10 10
1979 31 44 10 9
1980 31 42 9 9
1981 32 40 10 8
1982 32 41 9 9
1983 33 41 9 8
1984 33 42 9 8
1985 32 41 9 9
1986 32 40 10 9
1987 33 40 10 9
1988 34 40 9 9
1989 34 38 9 9
1990 33 37 9 9
1991 33 37 9 10
1992 33 37 9 10
1993 33 37 10 11
1994 32 35 12 13
1995 32 34 12 13
1996 32 34 12 13
1997 33 34 12 12
1998 32 34 12 11
1999 32 32 11 11
2000 31 31 11 11
2001 31 30 10 12
2002 28 29 11 12
2003 27 28 11 12
2004 25 27 11 11
2005 24 26 11 11
2006 24 23 10 11
2007 22 22 9 10
2008 21 21 9 10
2009 20 21 8 10
2010 19 19 9 11
2011 18 17 10 11
2012 16 16 9 11
2013 14 15 7 10
2014 13 14 8 11
2015 13 13 8 10
2016 11 13 7 10
2017 10 12 6 10
2018 11 12 8 10
2019 9 9 8 11

4. Quality education

Target 4.1: Free primary and secondary education

Key figures

Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum profieciency in reading (4.1.1)

Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum profieciency in reading (4.1.1)

85.1 %

[ 2015 ]

source: Ministry of Education and Research and OECD

Key figures

Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum profieciency in mathematics (4.1.1)

Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum profieciency in mathematics (4.1.1)

82.9 %

[ 2015 ]

source: Ministry of Education and Research and OECD

Children and young achieving a least minimum proficiency level at the end of primary school (4.1.1)

Reading (females)

90.8 %

[ 2015 ]

Reading (males)

79.5 %

[ 2015 ]

Mathematics (females)

84.7 %

[ 2015 ]

Mathematics (males)

81.2 %

[ 2015 ]

source: Ministry of Education and Research and OECD

Children and young achieving a least minimum proficiende level at the end of primary school (4.1.1)

Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent)
Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent)
2003 81.9 88.7 75.2 79.2 78.9 79.4
2006 77.6 85.1 70.6 77.8 77.6 77.9
2009 85.0 91.7 78.6 81.8 81.6 82.0
2012 83.8 90.4 77.5 77.7 78.0 77.4
2015 85.1 90.8 79.5 82.9 84.7 81.2
Children and young achieving a least minimum proficiende level at the end of primary school (4.1.1)
Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in reading (per cent) Pupils in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Females in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent) Males in 10. grade achieving a minimum proficiency level in mathematics (per cent)
2003 81.9 88.7 75.2 79.2 78.9 79.4
2006 77.6 85.1 70.6 77.8 77.6 77.9
2009 85.0 91.7 78.6 81.8 81.6 82.0
2012 83.8 90.4 77.5 77.7 78.0 77.4
2015 85.1 90.8 79.5 82.9 84.7 81.2

Target 4.2: Equal access to quality pre-primary education

Participation in organized learning one year before the official primary entry age (4.2.2)

Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, female Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, male Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age
Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, female Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, male Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age
2001 81.3
2002 84.8
2003 85.7
2004 87.0
2005 91.2
2006 93.6
2007 93.0
2008 93.9 92.9 93.4
2009 97.5 97.6 97.5
2010 98.6 100.0 99.3
2011 98.7 99.0 98.9
2012 99.4 100.0 99.7
2013 98.6 98.8 98.7
2014 99.3 99.4 99.4
2015 99.9 99.6 99.7
2016 97.9 97.8 97.8
2017 96.6 96.1 96.4
Participation in organized learning one year before the official primary entry age (4.2.2)
Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, female Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age, male Participation rate in organized learning, one year before the official primary entry age
2001 81.3
2002 84.8
2003 85.7
2004 87.0
2005 91.2
2006 93.6
2007 93.0
2008 93.9 92.9 93.4
2009 97.5 97.6 97.5
2010 98.6 100.0 99.3
2011 98.7 99.0 98.9
2012 99.4 100.0 99.7
2013 98.6 98.8 98.7
2014 99.3 99.4 99.4
2015 99.9 99.6 99.7
2016 97.9 97.8 97.8
2017 96.6 96.1 96.4

Target 4.3: Equal access to affordable technical, vocational and higher education

Percentage of youth, 15-24 years, enrolled in technical and vocational education (4.3.3)

Female Male Both sexes
Female Male Both sexes
2001 17.0 21.8 19.4
2002 17.2 21.9 19.6
2003 17.6 22.6 20.2
2004 18.4 23.5 21.0
2005 18.7 24.0 21.4
2006 18.7 24.7 21.8
2007 17.8 24.8 21.4
2008 16.4 24.1 20.3
2009 15.5 23.1 19.4
2010 15.7 22.5 19.2
2011 15.3 21.6 18.5
2012 14.7 21.4 18.1
2013 15.0 22.6 18.9
2014 14.3 22.3 18.4
2015 13.8 22.0 18.0
2016 13.9 22.1 18.1
2017 13.5 21.8 17.8
Percentage of youth, 15-24 years, enrolled in technical and vocational education (4.3.3)
Female Male Both sexes
2001 17.0 21.8 19.4
2002 17.2 21.9 19.6
2003 17.6 22.6 20.2
2004 18.4 23.5 21.0
2005 18.7 24.0 21.4
2006 18.7 24.7 21.8
2007 17.8 24.8 21.4
2008 16.4 24.1 20.3
2009 15.5 23.1 19.4
2010 15.7 22.5 19.2
2011 15.3 21.6 18.5
2012 14.7 21.4 18.1
2013 15.0 22.6 18.9
2014 14.3 22.3 18.4
2015 13.8 22.0 18.0
2016 13.9 22.1 18.1
2017 13.5 21.8 17.8

5. Gender equality

Target 5.1: End discrimination against women and girls

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 5.4: Value unpaid care and promote shared domestic responsibilities

Time spent on unpaid household and care work (5.4.1)

Females Males
Females Males
1970 5.55 2.13
1980 4.46 2.26
1990 4.22 2.36
2000 3.56 2.41
2010 3.50 3.00
Time spent on unpaid household and care work (5.4.1)
Females Males
1970 5.55 2.13
1980 4.46 2.26
1990 4.22 2.36
2000 3.56 2.41
2010 3.50 3.00

Target 5.5: Ensure women's full participation in leadership and decision-making

Key figures

Proportion of seats held by women in national parliament (5.5.1)

Proportion of seats held by women in national parliament (5.5.1)

40.8 %

[ 2017 ]

4.5 percentage points

change from 20 years before

source: Storting election, Statistics Norway

Parliamentary representatives by gender (5.5.1)

Females Males
Females Males
1945 4 108
1949 5 107
1953 7 143
1957 10 140
1961 12 138
1965 11 139
1969 14 136
1973 25 131
1977 37 118
1981 40 115
1985 54 103
1989 59 106
1993 65 100
1997 60 105
2001 60 105
2005 64 105
2009 67 102
2013 67 102
2017 69 100
Parliamentary representatives by gender (5.5.1)
Females Males
1945 4 108
1949 5 107
1953 7 143
1957 10 140
1961 12 138
1965 11 139
1969 14 136
1973 25 131
1977 37 118
1981 40 115
1985 54 103
1989 59 106
1993 65 100
1997 60 105
2001 60 105
2005 64 105
2009 67 102
2013 67 102
2017 69 100

Key figures

Proportion of seats held by women in local governments (5.5.1)

Proportion of seats held by women in local governments (5.5.1)

40.5 %

[ 2019 ]

6.4 percentage points

change from 20 years before

source: Municipal and county council election, candidates and representatives, Statistics Norway

Municipal council representatives by gender (5.5.1)

Females Males
Females Males
1979 3140 10632
1983 3288 10518
1987 4260 9388
1991 3729 9344
1995 4143 8520
1999 4174 8079
2003 3954 7184
2007 4110 6842
2011 4115 6670
2015 4145 6476
2019 3782 5562
Municipal council representatives by gender (5.5.1)
Females Males
1979 3140 10632
1983 3288 10518
1987 4260 9388
1991 3729 9344
1995 4143 8520
1999 4174 8079
2003 3954 7184
2007 4110 6842
2011 4115 6670
2015 4145 6476
2019 3782 5562

Key figures

Percentage of female leaders (5.5.2)

Percentage of female leaders (5.5.2)

34.5 %

[ 2019 ]

0.9 percentage points

change from the previous year

source: Labour force survey, Statistics Norway

Employed in senior positions (5.5.2)

Females Males
Females Males
2011 52000 112000
2012 54000 114000
2013 57000 113000
2014 67000 123000
2015 69000 126000
2016 78000 127000
2017 86000 139000
2018 84000 152000
2019 77000 146000
Employed in senior positions (5.5.2)
Females Males
2011 52000 112000
2012 54000 114000
2013 57000 113000
2014 67000 123000
2015 69000 126000
2016 78000 127000
2017 86000 139000
2018 84000 152000
2019 77000 146000

Target 5.6: Universal access to reproductive health and rights

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 5.a: Equal rights to economic resources, property ownership and financial services

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 5.b: Promote empowerment of women through technology

Proportion of individuals who own a mobile telephone (5.b.1)

Proportion of individuals who own a mobile telephone
Proportion of individuals who own a mobile telephone
2000 68
2001 76
2002 82
2003 86
2004 90
2005 92
2006 94
2007 95
2008 96
2009 97
2010 97
2011 96
2012 98
2013 98
2014 98
2015 98
2016 98
2017 98
2018 99
2019 99
Proportion of individuals who own a mobile telephone (5.b.1)
Proportion of individuals who own a mobile telephone
2000 68
2001 76
2002 82
2003 86
2004 90
2005 92
2006 94
2007 95
2008 96
2009 97
2010 97
2011 96
2012 98
2013 98
2014 98
2015 98
2016 98
2017 98
2018 99
2019 99

Target 5.c: Adopt and strengthen policies and enforceable legislation for gender equality

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

6. Clean water and sanitation

Target 6.1: Safe and affordable drinking water

Key figures

Proportion of the population with clean drinking water - with regard to E.Coli (6.1.1)

Proportion of the population with clean drinking water - with regard to E.Coli (6.1.1)

99.0  %

[ 2019 ]

source: Municipal water supply, Statistics Norway

Proportion of the population with clean drinking water (6.1.1)

Percentage of population supplied with hygienically safe drinking water with regard to E. Coli (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to intestinal enterococci (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to colour (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to pH (per cent)
Percentage of population supplied with hygienically safe drinking water with regard to E. Coli (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to intestinal enterococci (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to colour (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to pH (per cent)
2016 99.2 99.1 98.8 96.9
2017 98.9 99.3 99.3 96.3
2018 98.9 99.0 99.4 98.5
2019 99.0 98.0 98.4 96.6
Proportion of the population with clean drinking water (6.1.1)
Percentage of population supplied with hygienically safe drinking water with regard to E. Coli (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to intestinal enterococci (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to colour (per cent) Percentage of population supplied with safe drinking water with regard to pH (per cent)
2016 99.2 99.1 98.8 96.9
2017 98.9 99.3 99.3 96.3
2018 98.9 99.0 99.4 98.5
2019 99.0 98.0 98.4 96.6

Target 6.3: Improve water quality, wastewater treatment and safe reuse

Key figures

Proportion of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (6.3.1)

Proportion of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (6.3.1)

85.4  %

[ 2019 ]

0.1 percentage points

change from the previous year

source: Municipal wastewater, Statistics Norway

Proportion of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (6.3.1)

Percentage of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (per cent)
Percentage of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (per cent)
2002 84.1
2003 84.3
2004 83.7
2005 83.5
2006 82.7
2007 83.9
2008 83.4
2009 83.6
2010 83.6
2011 84.1
2012 83.9
2013 84.2
2014 84.3
2015 84.2
2016 84.4
2017 84.9
2018 85.3
2019 85.4
Proportion of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (6.3.1)
Percentage of population connected to municipal wastewater facilities (per cent)
2002 84.1
2003 84.3
2004 83.7
2005 83.5
2006 82.7
2007 83.9
2008 83.4
2009 83.6
2010 83.6
2011 84.1
2012 83.9
2013 84.2
2014 84.3
2015 84.2
2016 84.4
2017 84.9
2018 85.3
2019 85.4

Key figures

Proportion of bodies of water with good ambient water quality (6.3.2)

Proportion of bodies of water with good ambient water quality (6.3.2)

67.2 %

[ 2019 ]

The indicator applies to the freshwater categories: Lake, river and groundwater

source: Vann-nett

Target 6.5: Implement integrated water resources management

Key figures

Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (6.5.1)

Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (6.5.1)

63.0 %

[ 2019 ]

source: Norwegian Environment Agency

Key figures

Proportion of transboundary basin area with an operational arrangement for water cooperation (6.5.2)

Proportion of transboundary basin area with an operational arrangement for water cooperation (6.5.2)

59.5 %

[ 2017 ]

source: Norwegian Environment Agency

7. Affordable and clean energy

Target 7.2: Increase global percentage of renewable energy

Key figures

The overall renewable energy share for Norway (7.2.1)

The overall renewable energy share for Norway (7.2.1)

70.8  %

[ 2017 ]

10.7 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: Production and consumption of energy, energy balance, Statistics Norway

Renewable energy share in the total final energy consumption (7.2.1)

Renewable energy share in the total final energy consumption
Renewable energy share in the total final energy consumption
2004 58.0
2005 59.7
2006 60.2
2007 60.1
2008 61.7
2009 64.8
2010 61.2
2011 63.9
2012 64.2
2013 66.2
2014 68.9
2015 68.7
2016 69.8
2017 70.8
Renewable energy share in the total final energy consumption (7.2.1)
Renewable energy share in the total final energy consumption
2004 58.0
2005 59.7
2006 60.2
2007 60.1
2008 61.7
2009 64.8
2010 61.2
2011 63.9
2012 64.2
2013 66.2
2014 68.9
2015 68.7
2016 69.8
2017 70.8

Target 7.3: Double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency

Energy intensity measured in terms of primary energy and GDP, GWh/NOK billion value added (7.3.1)

Energy intensity measured in terms of primary energy and GDP (GWh/NOK billion value added)
Energy intensity measured in terms of primary energy and GDP (GWh/NOK billion value added)
1990 197
1991 185
1992 178
1993 174
1994 173
1995 170
1996 176
1997 176
1998 171
1999 164
2000 164
2001 169
2002 159
2003 154
2004 158
2005 151
2006 163
2007 154
2008 144
2009 141
2010 151
2011 158
2012 153
2013 152
2014 147
2015 141
2016 152
2017 157
2018 156
Energy intensity measured in terms of primary energy and GDP, GWh/NOK billion value added (7.3.1)
Energy intensity measured in terms of primary energy and GDP (GWh/NOK billion value added)
1990 197
1991 185
1992 178
1993 174
1994 173
1995 170
1996 176
1997 176
1998 171
1999 164
2000 164
2001 169
2002 159
2003 154
2004 158
2005 151
2006 163
2007 154
2008 144
2009 141
2010 151
2011 158
2012 153
2013 152
2014 147
2015 141
2016 152
2017 157
2018 156

8. Decent work and economic growth

Target 8.1: Sustainable economic growth

Key figures

Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita (8.1.1)

Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita (8.1.1)

0.5 %

[ 2019 ]

source: National accounts, Statistics Norway

Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita (8.1.1)

Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita
Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita
1991 2.6
1992 3.0
1993 2.2
1994 4.5
1995 3.6
1996 4.5
1997 4.7
1998 2.0
1999 1.3
2000 2.5
2001 1.6
2002 0.9
2003 0.3
2004 3.4
2005 1.9
2006 1.6
2007 1.9
2008 -0.8
2009 -3.0
2010 -0.5
2011 -0.3
2012 1.4
2013 -0.2
2014 0.8
2015 0.9
2016 0.2
2017 1.5
2018 0.6
2019 0.5
Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita (8.1.1)
Annual growth rate of real GDP per capita
1991 2.6
1992 3.0
1993 2.2
1994 4.5
1995 3.6
1996 4.5
1997 4.7
1998 2.0
1999 1.3
2000 2.5
2001 1.6
2002 0.9
2003 0.3
2004 3.4
2005 1.9
2006 1.6
2007 1.9
2008 -0.8
2009 -3.0
2010 -0.5
2011 -0.3
2012 1.4
2013 -0.2
2014 0.8
2015 0.9
2016 0.2
2017 1.5
2018 0.6
2019 0.5

Target 8.2: Diversify, innovate and upgrade for economic productivity

Annual growth rate of real GDP per employed person (8.2.1)

Annual growth rate of real GDP per employed person
Annual growth rate of real GDP per employed person
1992 3.8
1993 2.1
1994 3.6
1995 2.0
1996 2.9
1997 2.3
1998 0.0
1999 1.1
2000 2.6
2001 1.4
2002 1.9
2003 2.5
2004 3.7
2005 1.5
2006 -0.8
2007 -0.8
2008 -2.6
2009 -1.4
2010 1.0
2011 -0.5
2012 0.6
2013 -0.1
2014 0.9
2015 1.5
2016 0.8
2017 1.1
2018 -0.3
2019 -0.4
Annual growth rate of real GDP per employed person (8.2.1)
Annual growth rate of real GDP per employed person
1992 3.8
1993 2.1
1994 3.6
1995 2.0
1996 2.9
1997 2.3
1998 0.0
1999 1.1
2000 2.6
2001 1.4
2002 1.9
2003 2.5
2004 3.7
2005 1.5
2006 -0.8
2007 -0.8
2008 -2.6
2009 -1.4
2010 1.0
2011 -0.5
2012 0.6
2013 -0.1
2014 0.9
2015 1.5
2016 0.8
2017 1.1
2018 -0.3
2019 -0.4

Target 8.6: Promote youth employment, education and training

Proportion of youth, aged 15-24 years, not in education, employment or training (8.6.1)

15-19 years 20-24 years
15-19 years 20-24 years
2006 2 7
2007 2 7
2008 3 6
2009 3 8
2010 2 8
2011 2 8
2012 2 8
2013 3 9
2014 2 8
2015 2 8
2016 2 8
2017 2 7
2018 2 7
2019 2 7
Proportion of youth, aged 15-24 years, not in education, employment or training (8.6.1)
15-19 years 20-24 years
2006 2 7
2007 2 7
2008 3 6
2009 3 8
2010 2 8
2011 2 8
2012 2 8
2013 3 9
2014 2 8
2015 2 8
2016 2 8
2017 2 7
2018 2 7
2019 2 7

Target 8.8: Protect labour rights and promote safe working environments

Number of fatal occupational injuries (8.8.1)

Number of fatal accidents at work
Number of fatal accidents at work
2000 86
2001 59
2002 64
2003 68
2004 67
2005 61
2006 42
2007 54
2008 62
2009 62
2010 58
2011 63
2012 47
2013 54
2014 61
2015 40
2016 45
2017 44
2018 37
Number of fatal occupational injuries (8.8.1)
Number of fatal accidents at work
2000 86
2001 59
2002 64
2003 68
2004 67
2005 61
2006 42
2007 54
2008 62
2009 62
2010 58
2011 63
2012 47
2013 54
2014 61
2015 40
2016 45
2017 44
2018 37

Reported non-fatal occupational injuries per 1 000 employees (8.8.1)

Females Males Both sexes
Females Males Both sexes
2014 9.1 10.0 9.8
2015 8.3 9.5 8.9
2016 7.8 8.8 8.3
2017 7.4 8.5 8.0
2018 8.0 8.6 8.3
Reported non-fatal occupational injuries per 1 000 employees (8.8.1)
Females Males Both sexes
2014 9.1 10.0 9.8
2015 8.3 9.5 8.9
2016 7.8 8.8 8.3
2017 7.4 8.5 8.0
2018 8.0 8.6 8.3

9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Target 9.1: Develop sustainable, resilient and inclusive infrastructures

Key figures

Passenger volumes (9.1.2)

Passenger volumes (9.1.2)

84.4 billion passenger kilometres

[ 2018 ]

15.7 %

change from ten years before

source: Domestic transport, Statistics Norway

Passenger volumes (9.1.2)

Water transport Railway transport etc. Air transport Road transport
Water transport Railway transport etc. Air transport Road transport
1965 572 2020 280 14512
1970 631 1930 632 22631
1975 660 2271 1021 31353
1980 660 2751 1475 35819
1985 643 2567 2147 42299
1990 694 2430 2665 48092
1995 678 2681 3567 49206
2000 845 3353 4415 56358
2001 841 3272 4257 57548
2002 854 2989 4030 58710
2003 841 2896 3799 59149
2004 829 3092 4043 59745
2005 840 3203 4142 59509
2006 850 3300 4294 60397
2007 879 3445 5020 62158
2008 907 3631 5087 63363
2009 893 3601 5041 64062
2010 929 3683 5182 64029
2011 975 3644 5544 65105
2012 979 3703 5656 65934
2013 1000 3943 5845 66702
2014 1012 4148 5918 68786
2015 1000 4318 5753 70387
2016 1008 4527 5697 70928
2017 1018 4487 5812 72258
2018 1015 4680 5918 72832
Passenger volumes (9.1.2)
Water transport Railway transport etc. Air transport Road transport
1965 572 2020 280 14512
1970 631 1930 632 22631
1975 660 2271 1021 31353
1980 660 2751 1475 35819
1985 643 2567 2147 42299
1990 694 2430 2665 48092
1995 678 2681 3567 49206
2000 845 3353 4415 56358
2001 841 3272 4257 57548
2002 854 2989 4030 58710
2003 841 2896 3799 59149
2004 829 3092 4043 59745
2005 840 3203 4142 59509
2006 850 3300 4294 60397
2007 879 3445 5020 62158
2008 907 3631 5087 63363
2009 893 3601 5041 64062
2010 929 3683 5182 64029
2011 975 3644 5544 65105
2012 979 3703 5656 65934
2013 1000 3943 5845 66702
2014 1012 4148 5918 68786
2015 1000 4318 5753 70387
2016 1008 4527 5697 70928
2017 1018 4487 5812 72258
2018 1015 4680 5918 72832

Key figures

Domestic goods transport (9.1.2)

Domestic goods transport (9.1.2)

72.6 billion tonne-kilometres

[ 2018 ]

2.2 %

change from the previous year

source: Domestic transport, Statistics Norway

Freight volumes (9.1.2)

Air transport Railway transport Road transport Water transport Transport Norwegian continental shelf - mainland
Air transport Railway transport Road transport Water transport Transport Norwegian continental shelf - mainland
2010 16 1601 17334 16412 29166
2011 16 1676 17167 16659 29099
2012 16 1728 18086 19287 29270
2013 13 1770 19712 19367 24824
2014 16 1696 20297 20634 28338
2015 16 1869 19730 22681 29241
2016 15 1984 19676 17642 30525
2017 16 2093 20075 19097 32948
2018 11 2206 20036 18848 31506
Freight volumes (9.1.2)
Air transport Railway transport Road transport Water transport Transport Norwegian continental shelf - mainland
2010 16 1601 17334 16412 29166
2011 16 1676 17167 16659 29099
2012 16 1728 18086 19287 29270
2013 13 1770 19712 19367 24824
2014 16 1696 20297 20634 28338
2015 16 1869 19730 22681 29241
2016 15 1984 19676 17642 30525
2017 16 2093 20075 19097 32948
2018 11 2206 20036 18848 31506

Target 9.2: Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization

Manufacturing value added as a proportion of GDP and per capita (9.2.1)

Manufacturing value added as a proportion of GDP Manufacturing value added per capita
Manufacturing value added as a proportion of GDP Manufacturing value added per capita
1970 17.1
1975 15.4
1980 12.5
1985 11.1
1990 9.4 3.8
1995 8.1 3.8
2000 7.3 4.0
2005 7.3 4.3
2006 7.3 4.4
2007 7.3 4.5
2008 7.5 4.5
2009 7.0 4.2
2010 7.1 4.2
2011 7.2 4.2
2012 7.1 4.2
2013 7.3 4.3
2014 7.4 4.4
2015 6.9 4.1
2016 6.5 3.9
2017 6.4 3.9
2018 6.4 3.9
2019 6.5 4.0
Manufacturing value added as a proportion of GDP and per capita (9.2.1)
Manufacturing value added as a proportion of GDP Manufacturing value added per capita
1970 17.1
1975 15.4
1980 12.5
1985 11.1
1990 9.4 3.8
1995 8.1 3.8
2000 7.3 4.0
2005 7.3 4.3
2006 7.3 4.4
2007 7.3 4.5
2008 7.5 4.5
2009 7.0 4.2
2010 7.1 4.2
2011 7.2 4.2
2012 7.1 4.2
2013 7.3 4.3
2014 7.4 4.4
2015 6.9 4.1
2016 6.5 3.9
2017 6.4 3.9
2018 6.4 3.9
2019 6.5 4.0

Key figures

Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment (9.2.2)

Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment (9.2.2)

7.8 %

[ 2019 ]

1.8 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: Employment, register-based, Statistics Norway

Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment (9.2.2)

Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment
Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment
2009 9.6
2010 9.0
2011 9.0
2012 8.9
2013 8.8
2014 8.7
2015 8.3
2016 8.0
2017 7.9
2018 7.8
2019 7.8
Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment (9.2.2)
Manufacturing employment as a proportion of total employment
2009 9.6
2010 9.0
2011 9.0
2012 8.9
2013 8.8
2014 8.7
2015 8.3
2016 8.0
2017 7.9
2018 7.8
2019 7.8

Target 9.4: Upgrade all industries and infrastructures for sustainability

Emissions of CO2 equivalents per value added (9.4.1)

Emissions of CO2 equivalents per value added(tonnes/million NOK fixed prices 2015)
Emissions of CO2 equivalents per value added(tonnes/million NOK fixed prices 2015)
1990 38.0357
1991 34.5428
1992 31.5761
1993 31.1267
1994 30.8768
1995 30.0104
1996 31.7759
1997 31.0980
1998 29.8254
1999 28.7511
2000 28.8333
2001 29.7569
2002 27.4756
2003 26.2060
2004 26.4114
2005 25.0188
2006 27.2284
2007 25.7317
2008 22.7458
2009 21.6743
2010 22.9539
2011 24.7711
2012 23.9409
2013 23.7143
2014 22.8116
2015 21.4963
2016 23.7413
2017 24.2337
2018 23.8397
Emissions of CO2 equivalents per value added (9.4.1)
Emissions of CO2 equivalents per value added(tonnes/million NOK fixed prices 2015)
1990 38.0357
1991 34.5428
1992 31.5761
1993 31.1267
1994 30.8768
1995 30.0104
1996 31.7759
1997 31.0980
1998 29.8254
1999 28.7511
2000 28.8333
2001 29.7569
2002 27.4756
2003 26.2060
2004 26.4114
2005 25.0188
2006 27.2284
2007 25.7317
2008 22.7458
2009 21.6743
2010 22.9539
2011 24.7711
2012 23.9409
2013 23.7143
2014 22.8116
2015 21.4963
2016 23.7413
2017 24.2337
2018 23.8397

Target 9.5: Enhance research and upgrade industrial technologies

Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP (9.5.1)

Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP
Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP
2003 1.75
2004 1.70
2005 1.66
2006 1.62
2007 1.66
2008 1.73
2009 1.61
2010 1.76
2011 1.75
2012 1.72
2013 1.71
2014 1.75
2015 1.92
2016 2.04
2017 2.23
2018 2.21
Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP (9.5.1)
Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP
2003 1.75
2004 1.70
2005 1.66
2006 1.62
2007 1.66
2008 1.73
2009 1.61
2010 1.76
2011 1.75
2012 1.72
2013 1.71
2014 1.75
2015 1.92
2016 2.04
2017 2.23
2018 2.21

Research and development (9.5.2 )

Researchers (full-time equivalent per million inhabitants)
Researchers (full-time equivalent per million inhabitants)
1987 4823
1989 4850
1991 4831
1993 5156
1995 5520
1997 5676
1999 5724
2001 5939
2003 6271
2004 6368
2005 6509
2006 6735
2007 7189
2008 7494
2009 7520
2010 7435
2011 7510
2012 7563
2013 7629
2014 7887
2015 8210
2016 8423
2017 8793
2018 8800
Research and development (9.5.2 )
Researchers (full-time equivalent per million inhabitants)
1987 4823
1989 4850
1991 4831
1993 5156
1995 5520
1997 5676
1999 5724
2001 5939
2003 6271
2004 6368
2005 6509
2006 6735
2007 7189
2008 7494
2009 7520
2010 7435
2011 7510
2012 7563
2013 7629
2014 7887
2015 8210
2016 8423
2017 8793
2018 8800

10. Reduced inequalities

Target 10.4: Adopt fiscal and social policies that promotes equality

Key figures

Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers (10.4.1)

Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers (10.4.1)

48.9 %

[ 2019 ]

source: National accounts, Statistics Norway

Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers (10.4.1)

Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers
Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers
1971 49.5
1972 50.0
1973 49.7
1974 49.4
1975 51.4
1976 52.6
1977 53.0
1978 52.8
1979 50.0
1980 47.5
1981 46.9
1982 47.3
1983 46.1
1984 44.7
1985 44.6
1986 48.7
1987 50.2
1988 50.9
1989 48.4
1990 47.4
1991 47.1
1992 47.6
1993 46.4
1994 46.5
1995 45.9
1996 44.9
1997 45.0
1998 48.6
1999 47.7
2000 42.4
2001 43.3
2002 45.5
2003 45.1
2004 43.0
2005 40.9
2006 40.2
2007 42.0
2008 41.6
2009 45.9
2010 44.4
2011 43.8
2012 44.1
2013 45.0
2014 45.9
2015 47.8
2016 48.8
2017 47.3
2018 46.4
2019 48.9
Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers (10.4.1)
Labour share of GDP, comprising wages and social protection transfers
1971 49.5
1972 50.0
1973 49.7
1974 49.4
1975 51.4
1976 52.6
1977 53.0
1978 52.8
1979 50.0
1980 47.5
1981 46.9
1982 47.3
1983 46.1
1984 44.7
1985 44.6
1986 48.7
1987 50.2
1988 50.9
1989 48.4
1990 47.4
1991 47.1
1992 47.6
1993 46.4
1994 46.5
1995 45.9
1996 44.9
1997 45.0
1998 48.6
1999 47.7
2000 42.4
2001 43.3
2002 45.5
2003 45.1
2004 43.0
2005 40.9
2006 40.2
2007 42.0
2008 41.6
2009 45.9
2010 44.4
2011 43.8
2012 44.1
2013 45.0
2014 45.9
2015 47.8
2016 48.8
2017 47.3
2018 46.4
2019 48.9

11. Sustainable cities and communities

Target 11.2: Affordable and sustainable transport systems

Key figures

Proportion of population that has convenient access to public transport (11.2.1)

Proportion of population that has convenient access to public transport (11.2.1)

92.3 %

[ 2019 ]

For source and information on what convenient access to public transport means - see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 11.3: Inclusive and sustainable urbanization

Ratio of land consumption rate to population growth rate (11.3.1)

Ratio of land consumption rate to population growth rat
Ratio of land consumption rate to population growth rat
2013 0.483
2014 0.483
2015 0.483
2016 0.480
2017 0.480
2018 0.480
Ratio of land consumption rate to population growth rate (11.3.1)
Ratio of land consumption rate to population growth rat
2013 0.483
2014 0.483
2015 0.483
2016 0.480
2017 0.480
2018 0.480

This is a ratio between urban growth and population growth. If the number is 1 then the urban area growth is as large as the population growth.

If above 1, the area growth is greater than the population growth (this can be interpreted as undesirable development). If below 1, then the area growth is less than the population growth (this can be interpreted as a desired development).

Target 11.6: Reduce the environmental impact of cities

Recycling rate for municipal waste (11.6.1)

Recycling rate for municipal waste
Recycling rate for municipal waste
2005 39.3
2006 40.3
2007 42.6
2008 43.6
2009 43.0
2010 42.1
2011 39.9
2012 39.8
2013 39.2
2014 42.2
2015 42.8
2016 38.2
2017 38.8
2018 40.7
Recycling rate for municipal waste (11.6.1)
Recycling rate for municipal waste
2005 39.3
2006 40.3
2007 42.6
2008 43.6
2009 43.0
2010 42.1
2011 39.9
2012 39.8
2013 39.2
2014 42.2
2015 42.8
2016 38.2
2017 38.8
2018 40.7

Target 11.7: Provide access to safe and inclusive green and public spaces

Key figures

Average share of the built-up area of cities that is open space for public use for all (11.7.1)

Average share of the built-up area of cities that is open space for public use for all (11.7.1)

59 %

[ 2018 ]

source: Recreational areas and areas for recreational walking, Statistics Norway

Target 11.b: Implement policies for inclusion, resource efficiency and disaster risk reduction

Key figures

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (11.b.1)

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (11.b.1)

0.975

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Key figures

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (11.b.2)

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (11.b.2)

98.0 %

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

12. Responsible consumption and production

Target 12.4: Responsible management of chemicals and waste

Key figures

Hazardous waste generated per capita (12.4.2.a)

Hazardous waste generated per capita (12.4.2.a)

293 kg per capita

[ 2018 ]

source: Waste accounts, Statistics Norway

Hazardous waste generated per capita (12.4.2.a)

Hazardous waste generated per capita
Hazardous waste generated per capita
2012 242
2013 247
2014 266
2015 275
2016 284
2017 315
2018 293
Hazardous waste generated per capita (12.4.2.a)
Hazardous waste generated per capita
2012 242
2013 247
2014 266
2015 275
2016 284
2017 315
2018 293

Hazardous waste, proportion treated, by type of treatment (12.4.2.b)

Material recovery Incinieration with energy recovery Final treatment or disposal
Material recovery Incinieration with energy recovery Final treatment or disposal
2004 6 12 82
2005 5 13 82
2006 5 11 84
2007 11 8 80
2008 13 12 76
2009 14 13 73
2010 17 14 69
2011 18 12 70
2012 15 15 71
2013 18 19 63
2014 21 18 62
2015 12 16 72
2016 16 15 69
2017 18 16 67
2018 21 17 63
Hazardous waste, proportion treated, by type of treatment (12.4.2.b)
Material recovery Incinieration with energy recovery Final treatment or disposal
2004 6 12 82
2005 5 13 82
2006 5 11 84
2007 11 8 80
2008 13 12 76
2009 14 13 73
2010 17 14 69
2011 18 12 70
2012 15 15 71
2013 18 19 63
2014 21 18 62
2015 12 16 72
2016 16 15 69
2017 18 16 67
2018 21 17 63

Target 12.5: Substantially reduce waste generation

National recycling rate, tonnes of material recycled (12.5.1)

Biogas production Composting Incineration Sent to material recovery
Biogas production Composting Incineration Sent to material recovery
2013 77 447 3726 3646
2014 80 415 3353 3883
2015 289 311 3730 3626
2016 226 360 3815 3963
2017 194 279 3715 4027
2018 249 319 3713 3898
National recycling rate, tonnes of material recycled (12.5.1)
Biogas production Composting Incineration Sent to material recovery
2013 77 447 3726 3646
2014 80 415 3353 3883
2015 289 311 3730 3626
2016 226 360 3815 3963
2017 194 279 3715 4027
2018 249 319 3713 3898

13. Climate action

Target 13.1: Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate related disasters

Key figures

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (13.1.2)

Score of adoption and implementation of national disaster risk reduction strategies in line with the Sendai Framework. Level of implementation: 0.0 lowest - 1.0 highest (13.1.2)

0.975

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Key figures

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (13.1.3)

Proportion of local governments that adopt and implement local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national disaster risk reduction strategies (13.1.3)

98.0 %

[ 2019 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 13.2: Integrate climate change measures into policies and planning

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 13.3: Build knowledge and capacity to meet climate change

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

14. Life below water

Target 14.6: End subsidies contributing to overfishing

Key figures

Degree of implementation of international instruments aiming to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Level of implementation: 1 lowest - 5 highest (14.6.1)

Degree of implementation of international instruments aiming to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Level of implementation: 1 lowest - 5 highest (14.6.1)

4

[ 2018 ]

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

15. Life on land

Target 15.1: Conserve and restore terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems

Key figures

Forest area as a proportion of total land area (15.1.1)

Forest area as a proportion of total land area (15.1.1)

39.8 %

[ 2020 ]

source: Land use and land cover, Statistics Norway

Target 15.6: Promote access to genetic resources and fair sharing of the benefits

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

16. Peace, justice and strong institutions

Target 16.1: Reduce violence everywhere

Key figures

Proportion of the population recently concerned about domestic violence or threats (16.1.4)

Proportion of the population recently concerned about domestic violence or threats (16.1.4)

6.0  %

[ 2018 ]

source: Victimisation and fear of crime, survey on living conditions, Statistics Norway

Proportion of the population recently concerned about domestic violence or threats (16.1.4)

Females Males Both sexes
Females Males Both sexes
1983 13.9 2.2 8.0
1987 14.2 2.7 8.6
1991 17.8 3.1 10.5
1995 15.7 3.3 9.6
1997 17.2 4.7 11.0
2001 12.8 2.8 7.9
2004 12.9 3.0 7.9
2007 10.7 2.7 6.7
2012 11.6 3.2 7.3
2015 8.7 2.4 5.6
2018 9.0 2.9 6.0
Proportion of the population recently concerned about domestic violence or threats (16.1.4)
Females Males Both sexes
1983 13.9 2.2 8.0
1987 14.2 2.7 8.6
1991 17.8 3.1 10.5
1995 15.7 3.3 9.6
1997 17.2 4.7 11.0
2001 12.8 2.8 7.9
2004 12.9 3.0 7.9
2007 10.7 2.7 6.7
2012 11.6 3.2 7.3
2015 8.7 2.4 5.6
2018 9.0 2.9 6.0

Target 16.10: Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 16.a: Strengthen national institutions to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime

For source and reasoning, see the metadata document at the bottom of the page

Target 16.b: Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies

Proportion of population reporting having personally felt discriminated against or harassed within the previous 12 months, 2015 (16.b.1)

Females Males Both sexes
Females Males Both sexes
Discriminatet against. Past 12 months 10 7 8
Discriminated against due to health problems/ reduced functional ability. Past 12 months 3 1 2
Proportion of population reporting having personally felt discriminated against or harassed within the previous 12 months, 2015 (16.b.1)
Females Males Both sexes
Discriminatet against. Past 12 months 10 7 8
Discriminated against due to health problems/ reduced functional ability. Past 12 months 3 1 2

17. Partnership for the goals

Target 17.1: Mobilize resources to improve domestic revenue collection

Key figures

Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP (17.1.1)

Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP (17.1.1)

57.2 %

[ 2019 ]

1.2 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: General government revenue and expenditure, Statistics Norway

Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP (17.1.1)

Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP
Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP
1995 52.2
2000 56.4
2005 56.7
2010 55.6
2011 56.9
2012 56.4
2013 54.4
2014 54.2
2015 54.5
2016 54.8
2017 54.6
2018 56.2
2019 57.2
Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP (17.1.1)
Total government revenue as a proportion of GDP
1995 52.2
2000 56.4
2005 56.7
2010 55.6
2011 56.9
2012 56.4
2013 54.4
2014 54.2
2015 54.5
2016 54.8
2017 54.6
2018 56.2
2019 57.2

Key figures

Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes (17.1.2)

Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes (17.1.2)

60.1 %

[ 2019 ]

13 percentage points

change from ten years before

source: Central government revenue and expenditure, Statistics Norway

Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes (17.1.2)

Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes
Proportion of domestic budget funded by domestic taxes
1986 61.5
1987 54.0</