A project charter consists of:
A) a description of the nonfinancial benefits to flow from the project, a list of the key outputs to be produced and an analysis of the stakeholders of the project and their expectations.
B) a list of the milestones and expected timing.
C) a definition of the work that needs to be undertaken to achieve the project, its scope, and specific exclusions.
D) All of the above

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A project charter should include all of the above components - a description of nonfinancial benefits, key outputs, stakeholders and their expectations, milestones and timing, and a definition of scope and exclusions. A comprehensive charter helps to ensure that all relevant information is captured upfront and helps to guide the project team throughout the project lifecycle.

A Project Charter Consists Of