The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) is a Ugandan non-governmental organization dedicated to advocating for the inclusion of marginalized groups in the budgetary process, ensuring that government financial decisions are equitable and transparent. With a mission to promote accountability, transparency, and effective public expenditure, CSBAG has built a strong reputation for its work in influencing budgetary policies and enhancing public participation in the budget process, earning recognition from national and international stakeholders.

The organization fosters a collaborative, inclusive work culture where employees are empowered to innovate, contribute to social change, and develop professionally. CSBAG provides opportunities for individuals passionate about advocacy, policy, and governance, offering a supportive work environment with flexibility to promote work-life balance. Established in 2004, CSBAG has grown into a prominent player in Uganda's civil society landscape, influencing policy reforms, building capacity, and advancing knowledge on budget-related issues. The organization’s business model focuses on research, advocacy, and capacity building, enabling communities and civil society organizations to actively engage in public financial management processes.

Operating across Uganda, CSBAG’s reach extends to local communities, policymakers, and other advocacy groups, aiming to create systemic change. The organization is guided by core values of inclusivity, accountability, transparency, and justice, which also shape its corporate social responsibility initiatives, including community empowerment, public education, and the promotion of good governance. For more information, visit www.csbag.org.