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We believe that by working together, we can create comprehensive and inclusive solutions to address our budget shortfalls. We work to bring Ugandans together to find and implement sensible, long-term solutions for a strong, healthy economy that transcends age, party lines, and ideological divides in order to achieve real results.

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The Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) is a coalition that brings together CSOs and individuals in Uganda to engage in influencing the budget processes

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26 May

@CSBAGUGANDA ED @JuliusMukunda notes that there is need to harmonize royalty sharing proportions between upper and lower local governments.

As Uganda approaches its 1st oil production, UGX 1.442T from the Petroleum Fund is set to enter the the National Budget in today's

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25 May

POST-ELECTION ECONOMIC & FISCAL UPDATE:

The Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) Cap 171, requires the Finance Minister to publish a post-election economic and fiscal update not later than four months after the polling day for a general election.

According the published

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25 May

We are pleased to share with you this week's newsletter on the recent findings from the @StatisticsUg revealing a significant shift in Uganda's labour landscape.

More Ugandans are moving away from subsistence farming and increasingly seeking salaried employment. In the services

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Meeting the Parliamentary Committee on Education to present CSO position paper on Education MPS FY2025/26

Enganging youth in budget literacy at Imara event

CSBAG participatory budget club members meeting in Sheema district

During community Baraza on improving service delivery in Ringili, Arua district

CSBAG ED, Mr Julius Mukunda signing MOU with the office of the Auditor General

Launch of the National Public Investment Management Policy on 29th May 2025

Uganda earns Shs5.35 Trillion from March Exports

Digital Inclusion: Why Uganda Civil Society Organisations Demand Tax Relief On Mobile Money, Smartphones

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT UGANDA’S FY2026/27 TAX PROPOSALS

Reform Digital Tax: Make Mobile Money Fair & Smartphones Accessible in Uganda

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KEY PROGRAM ALLOCATIONS OVER THE YEARS

KEY BUDGET FACTS

UGX 72.367 Trillion

UGX 11.33 Trillion

UGX 58.09 Trillion

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