A project will provide local community health facilities to support improved sanitation. How should the project manager keep community members informed of project progress?

Regular community meetings are the most effective way to keep community members informed because they allow for two-way communication, enabling project managers to deliver updates, answer questions directly, and address concerns in real-time. This fosters trust and engagement. Sharing annual reports online and in local newspapers is too infrequent and lacks direct interaction. Sharing updates only when stakeholders request them is reactive and doesn't ensure consistent communication. Sharing reports with the sponsor to inform others creates an unnecessary communication layer and risks misinterpretation or delayed information.