By 2050, better infrastructure could mean that 57 million people – more than the current population of South Africa – would no longer be at risk of hunger, and that about four million children would no longer suffer from malnutrition. Most of these gains would be in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, the world’s most deprived regions.
这样穷人就更能买得起食物。到2050年，改建后的基础设施可能意味着5，700万人——超过南非目前人口的总和——将不再忍受饥饿，并且约400万儿童将摆脱营养不良。世界最贫困的撒哈拉以南非洲和南亚地区将是最大的受益者。