### Conditions for Project Closure

Project closure happens after all of the **project work is done**, **goals are achieved**, **agreements are fulfilled**, and the end user accepts the project as finished.

- All project goals are met and deliverables completed;
- All project processes are executed;
- The project team and management formally agree that the project is complete;
- The project is accepted as complete by the client, customer, or end user.



### A Final Checklist

Project closure is an essential step in the project management process. You don't want to get stuck in a project that never ends or find yourself responsible for a project that didn't fulfill its goals, deliverables, or acceptance criteria. So, before you put a project behind you, review the following project closure list and make sure that your work is truly finished.

Your project has reached its final phase, with all deliverables completed and client approval received. Your team is eager to move on. What's the best next step to ensure proper project closure?

Gain the essential skills needed to manage projects from start to finish. Learn to define project requirements and deliverables during the initiation phase, create a project plan and accurately estimate time in the planning phase, lead meetings, write status reports, and control costs during execution, and seek client feedback while closing a project. By the end, you will be equipped to manage projects effectively and avoid common mistakes.

Explore the core concepts of project management, including key frameworks, the essential phases, and common mistakes to avoid, providing a solid foundation for successful project management.

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Explore how to seek client feedback, finalize deliverables, and successfully close a project, ensuring all objectives are met and stakeholders are satisfied.

Project Management

Closing a Project

Conditions for Project Closure

A Final Checklist