MG Alba is a public body in Scotland that focuses on promoting and supporting the use of the Scottish Gaelic language in media. Established in 2006, it plays a crucial role in funding and developing Gaelic television programming, ensuring that the language is accessible to a wider audience. The organization is best known for its flagship channel, BBC Alba, which broadcasts a variety of content, including dramas, documentaries, and children's shows, all in Gaelic. MG Alba also collaborates with other media organizations to enhance the presence of Gaelic in digital platforms and community initiatives.