8 PUT A POST-PROJECT REVIEW IN SCOPE
A post-project review (PPR) is a debrief at the end of the project which analyses what went well and what were the key challenges. The objectives of a review like this are:
• to bring everyone together at the end of the project to formally close it;
• to formalise the key lessons learnt during the project, and;
• to record this knowledge in such a way that it can be used by other projects to avoid the mistakes your project made or to benefit from implementing things that worked especially well.
Many organisations do not routinely carry out PPRs and have no formal way of capturing and sharing project learning. ...
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