What should be done after completing the 'ACT' step?

After completing the 'ACT' step, it is important to evaluate the project to assess the effectiveness of the actions taken. This evaluation allows individuals and teams to reflect on what was successful and identify any areas for improvement. By examining the outcomes of the project against the goals set initially, participants can learn from the process and make informed decisions on future actions. This step ensures that lessons are documented and integrated into future planning efforts, fostering continuous growth and improvement in their skills and project management processes.

The other options focus on actions that may be relevant but are not the immediate steps following the 'ACT' stage. Beginning a new project would overlook necessary reflections on the completed work; announcing results publicly comes after evaluation to ensure clear communication of what was learned; and rewriting the project plan typically occurs only if significant changes are needed based on the evaluation findings.