Which meeting allows Key Stakeholders to participate?

The Sprint Review is the meeting that allows key stakeholders to participate actively. During this event, the Scrum Team presents the work completed during the Sprint and discusses what went well and what could be improved. This is an opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly with the team and provide feedback on the product increment.

Stakeholders can review the progress and help clarify their expectations, ensuring that the product aligns with their needs. The collaboration in this meeting provides valuable insights that can shape future work and adjustments in the product backlog.

In contrast, the other meetings have different purposes. Sprint Planning is focused on the Scrum Team defining what will be worked on in the upcoming Sprint, while the Daily Scrum is a quick, internal meeting meant for the development team to synchronize their work. The Sprint Retrospective is a time for the Scrum Team to reflect on their processes and performance, primarily to improve internal practices without direct input from external stakeholders. Thus, the unique nature of the Sprint Review makes it the correct choice for stakeholder involvement.