Which of the following would be carried out as part of a post-project benefits review?

Assessing whether the project fulfilled its original objectives is a project closure activity captured in the End Project Report, not the focus of a post-project benefits review which examines operational outcomes.

The post-project benefits review is conducted after project closure once products are in operational use, making the assessment of real-world product performance and benefits realization its primary purpose. It identifies which benefits have been achieved, which are still outstanding, and what actions may be needed to capture remaining value - all of which depend on operational evidence that only exists after deployment.

Reviewing the project's risk management procedures is part of lessons learned documented at project closure, not a post-project benefits review which centers on delivered value in operation.

Evaluating the performance of the project management method is a lessons-learned activity completed during project closure, whereas the post-project benefits review focuses on operational product and benefit performance.