Document background
The Benefits Realisation Review is a critical document in the Indian business and public sector landscape, used to assess whether investments and projects have delivered their intended value. This document type emerged from the increasing need for accountability and evidence-based assessment of project outcomes in Indian jurisdictions. The review typically follows project completion and includes detailed analysis of quantitative and qualitative benefits, stakeholder impact assessment, and financial returns evaluation. It serves multiple purposes: ensuring accountability for project investments, validating business case projections, identifying lessons learned, and informing future decision-making. The document must comply with Indian regulatory requirements, including those set forth in the Companies Act 2013 and relevant sector-specific regulations. A Benefits Realisation Review is particularly important in corporate governance frameworks and public sector accountability mechanisms, where demonstration of value for money and achievement of intended outcomes is crucial.
