Every Project needs reviewing before it comes to a formal end and reporting is done. Good practice for effective project management requires that the following things happen:

1. Final report - to state the facts in achieving the objectives to quality, time, budget and resources
2. Evaluation - to identify what has been learned and guide better performance in delivery of future projects.
3. Team self-evaluation - to identify if and how team members worked together in a way that delivered the expectations agreed at the outset
4. External evaluation (optional) - to measure the impact of a project in the external world
5. Formal evaluation report - to understand mistakes not to be repeated, tools and resources that helped the project, skills developed by the team, what it would take to deliver a similar project (for future better planning).

We advise our clients through the evaluation process, and conduct external and independent evaluation when required.