NRC Sudan MDAT - Modality Decision Assistance Tool

Key Features

Comprehensive tools to support informed humanitarian decision-making

AI-Powered Assistance

Get intelligent recommendations and insights powered by advanced AI to help make informed decisions about aid modalities.

Comprehensive Assessments

Conduct thorough assessments using our structured questionnaire to evaluate the most appropriate aid delivery methods.

Detailed Reports

Generate comprehensive PDF reports with your assessment results, recommendations, and supporting documentation.

Knowledge Base

Access our comprehensive encyclopedia of humanitarian terms, definitions, and best practices specific to Sudan context.

Multi-User Support

Collaborate with team members across different offices and departments with role-based access control.

Secure & Reliable

Built with security and data protection in mind, ensuring your assessments and data remain confidential.

About MDAT

Supporting Humanitarian Decisions

The Modality Decision Assistance Tool (MDAT) is designed to help NRC Sudan staff make informed decisions about the most appropriate aid delivery methods for different contexts and beneficiary needs.

By considering factors such as:

Market conditions and infrastructure
Security and access constraints
Beneficiary preferences and capabilities
Cost-effectiveness and efficiency
Protection and accountability standards

MDAT provides evidence-based recommendations to ensure aid reaches those who need it most, in the most effective way possible.

Aid Modalities Evaluated

MDAT helps you assess and compare various aid delivery modalities including:

Cash Transfers: Direct monetary assistance to beneficiaries
Vouchers: Redeemable tokens for specific goods or services
In-Kind Assistance: Direct provision of goods and materials
Mixed Modalities: Combinations of different approaches

Each assessment considers the unique context of your operational area, ensuring recommendations are practical and implementable.

Modality Decision Assistance Tool