 Multiple-criteria decision analysis

Multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) is a decision-making framework used to evaluate and prioritize multiple conflicting criteria in decision-making processes. It is particularly useful in situations where decisions involve trade-offs among various competing factors, such as cost, quality, risk, and other relevant criteria. MCDA provides a structured approach that can help individuals and organizations systematically analyze complex problems, enabling them to make informed decisions that account for multiple aspects or dimensions.