CAPM Practice: Demonstrate an understanding of project management planning

Proper project closure includes archiving project documentation, conducting lessons learned sessions, formally closing all contracts and procurements, and then releasing resources. This ensures organizational learning is captured and all administrative aspects are completed before the project is officially closed.

**Why not A:** Focusing only on financial closure ignores other critical closure activities such as documenting lessons learned, archiving project records, and formally releasing resources. Proper closure encompasses administrative, contractual, and knowledge management activities beyond just payments.

**Why not C:** Skipping closure because deliverables were accepted would leave important activities incomplete, including lessons learned capture, contract closure, and resource release. Deliverable acceptance is only one element of comprehensive project closure.

**Why not D:** Immediately releasing all resources without completing closure activities would prevent the capture of lessons learned, leave contracts formally unclosed, and result in incomplete project documentation. Resources should be released after closure activities are completed.