A1 - The platform is not affiliated with any political or regional party. It is open to all scientific, professional, and voluntary entities and competencies recognized for the purpose of establishing and building Sudan.

A2 - It is any civil entity officially registered under the Humanitarian Action Law, non-profit organizations, unions, or professional associations for the benefit of Sudanese people after the outbreak of war. The consideration increases according to practical experience and balance of dealing with funding agencies.

A3 - The platform ultimately aims to find a sufficient number of voluntary civil entities capable of bringing funding and implementing effective projects to build Sudan through identification and networking between funders, donors and these civil entities.

A4 - No, the platform is not an intermediary channel, but rather a networking platform that provides a classification definition of civil entities operating in Sudan to funders and donors.

A5 - Classification of entities as follows Category A - Deemed entity, which is an entity officially registered under the Humanitarian Action Law, non-profit organizations, unions and professional associations. Category B - Entity (unregistered) recommended by a recognized entity. Category C - Unclassified entity. ...An entity that is not officially registered in any country falls under Category (B) if it is approved, and under Category (C) if otherwise. The platform displays these classifications, follows up on classification updates for each of them, and carefully investigates the Class A classification.

A6 - The mechanism is directly between the financier and the entity, and the platform has no role in it .