GitHub now allows users with administrative privileges to disable repository and organization-wide Projects if they are not being utilized, catering to the fact that not every team manages their work in the same manner. Admins can disable Projects by navigating to the settings of a repository or organization and unchecking the appropriate boxes. This action hides the Projects tab from navigation, removes Projects from Issue and Pull Request sidebars, and makes Project-related events inaccessible via API requests. However, Projects can be re-enabled at any time, restoring them to their previous state. For more guidance, users can refer to the help documentation and the Projects API page.