A body corporate is an organisation that is formed by a group of people, identified by a particular name, and which acts as an entity.
An international organisation is legally established, has authority, and is created for a specific purpose, e.g. United Nations, World Health Organization or NATO.
The body responsible for the document. Year of publication. Title (in italics). Report number (when applicable). Place of publication: Publisher.
Examples:
IMF (International Monetary Fund). 2022. IMF Committee on Balance of Payments Statistics: Annual report 2021. Washington, DC.
Stats SA (Statistics South Africa). 2020. The marginalised groups series 6: The social profile of youth, 2014 - 2020. 03-19-07. Pretoria.
The body responsible for the document. Year of publication. Title. Report number (when applicable). Publisher. Available at: URL [Accessed: day month year].
Example:
UN (United Nations). 2020. UNDESA World Social Report 2020. UNDESA. Available at: https://www.un.org/development/desa/dspd/world-social-report/2020-2.html [Accessed: 5 March 2020].
Collins, J. 2017. Report on visit to international business schools. Unpublished report to the Unisa Graduate School of Business Leadership.
