Change Control is a systematic approach used in project management to ensure that any changes to a project are carefully evaluated, approved, and documented. This process helps to minimize disruptions and maintain the integrity of the project by assessing the impact of changes on timelines, costs, and resources. The Change Control process typically involves submitting a change request, reviewing it by a designated team, and obtaining necessary approvals before implementation. This structured method ensures that all stakeholders are informed and that changes align with the overall goals of the project, ultimately leading to better outcomes and reduced risks.