
Raveen Jaduram
Raveen Jaduram is the chair of the Infrastructure Commission in New Zealand, where he emphasizes the need for a strategic overhaul in the planning, funding, and maintenance of the country’s infrastructure, particularly in light of the challenges outlined in a recent report that calls for a shift towards more user-pays mechanisms.
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Raveen Jaduram acknowledged the significant shortcomings identified in the report and was committed to transparent action in response.
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Review author Raveen Jaduram has told the Herald that Chetwynd not making herself available to be interviewed had made the investigation more challenging.
Nicola Willis says council infrastructure boss ‘should be made to front up’ over Moa Point disasterRaveen Jaduram, chair and chief executive of the Infrastructure Commission, emphasized the need for a willingness to change how infrastructure is planned and maintained.
‘Hard truths’ – Sobering infrastructure plans warns less money for roads, more money for hospitals






