Which practice helps ensure that the AAR's findings reach everyone who participated?

• A. Honest and Specific Observations
• B. Timely Follow-Up
• C. Assignment of Responsibilities
• D. Dissemination to Participants

Answer: (D)

Dissemination to participants focuses on getting the AAR findings into the hands of everyone who took part, through accessible reports, briefings, or summaries. When all participants see and can reflect on the results, they understand what happened, why it matters, and how to apply lessons in future activities. This closes the learning loop and builds ownership, increasing the chance that improvements are actually used. The other practices matter for trust, timeliness, and clarity of roles, but they don’t by themselves ensure that every participant receives the findings; dissemination makes sure the information reaches all involved.