CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Practice Exam

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What are deliverables formally approved by?

Customer or sponsors
Project manager
Change control board
Project team members

The correct answer is: Customer or sponsors

The deliverables in any project can be formally approved by various parties. This means that the final approval of the project deliverables are generally approved by the customer or sponsors who have requested or commissioned the project. The project manager may oversee the approval process, but may not be the ultimate decision maker on approval. The change control board is responsible for approving any changes to the project scope, but not necessarily the actual deliverables themselves. The project team members may have input and feedback on the deliverables, but they are not the ones who formally approve them.