Given the projected population growth, emissions on a per capita basis would decrease from 1.8 to 1.1 tC02e, i.e. by 35% -even though GDP per capita would rise considerably from USD 380 to more than USD 1,800. However, this is accompanied by major assumptions about willingness and ability to make big changes within the seven main sectors - and is reliant on securing the finance. It will be tough to attract the investment. Much investment will be required in green infrastructure (10% growth rates will require 14% annual additions in hydroelectric power), but infrastructure tends to have high up-front costs and long pay-back periods and delays.