This document discusses developing a project charter, which formally authorizes a project and provides authority to the project manager. It covers the inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs of developing a charter. The key inputs include a business case, agreements, environmental factors, and organizational assets. Tools include expert judgment, data gathering techniques, and meeting skills. The main output is the project charter itself, which documents high-level project details and assigns a project manager. It also produces an assumption log. Developing the charter establishes partnership between organizations and gives the project manager authority over resources.