5. Learning from project closure, capitalizing on experience
Post-evaluation highlights any weaknesses or malfunctions that may have arisen during the project.
When the project is completed, an assessment compares three states:
the initial unsatisfactory situation (the need) ;
the projected satisfactory situation (the objectives set) ;
the situation achieved (results).
The project is successful if the situation is close to satisfactory.
Any discrepancies observed need to be analyzed in greater detail to identify their causes:
problems in defining objectives, which are often ambitious;
resolution problems (poor risk assessment, poor planning, poor resource allocation)....
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