Bodhi was contracted by Mercy Corps for a Mid-Term Evaluation of the Cash Consortium of Sudan. The Cash Consortium of Sudan (CCS) is a collaborative platform to advance a progressive vision of the potential of cash assistance to transform humanitarian response and recovery. This Consortium is led by Mercy Corps and includes an extensive list of international partners, including Acted, CARE, CORE, the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Concern, GOAL and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). The purpose of the MTE was to assess how effectively the CCS is delivering its modalities and achieving its intended outcomes in an extremely fragile, access-constrained environment, as well as to assess the plausibility, coherence, and strength of CCS’s contribution using existing evidence systems. The evaluation was centred on contribution analysis and process mapping, which was structured across four distinct phases: Inception and Evidence Mapping; Structured Data Analysis; Qualitative Consultations and Validation, and Reporting. Process tracing helped highlight critical causal mechanisms, focusing especially on how the CCS governance model drives harmonisation, adaptive management, and integration across modalities.