A project charter is used at the beginning of a project to communicate a shared and agreed vision with leadership and key stakeholders.
It succinctly describes the project’s vision and direction and identifies initial measures.
A Project Charter is a collection of the information needed to start a project. It explains the background, identifies the problem, sets the aim, and identifies how it will be measured. It also defines the scope of the work, the project team and other relevant information for the project.
A project charter is used at the beginning of a project to communicate a shared and agreed vision with leadership and key stakeholders.
It succinctly describes the project’s vision and direction and identifies initial measures.
A Project Charter typically includes: