Report: how to cite in Harvard style?

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General rules

Organisational reports play an important role in the commercial practices of business entities and in a country's institutional environment in general. Such reports are official written documents containing valuable information on a particular company, entity, or organisation: its results, achievements on particular directions, agenda, proposals, etc. On the global scale, reports of international organisations are particularly important.

To create a bibliographic reference to an organisational report available online according to the Harvard citation style, use the following template:

Author(s), (year). Report title Report type and/or number [online]. City: Publisher. [Viewed date viewed]. Available from: doi: DOI

Note:

  • The field 'Report type and/or number' is used when the cited document contains this data. The field can be filled in with details such as 'No. 758/AR', 'NIH Publication No. 20-mh-8138', etc.
  • Both a corporate and an individual author can be the author of a report. See more about citing different types of authors in the Harvard referencing system here.
  • If an organisation is at the same time the author and the publisher of a report, its name is given twice in the reference.

For an organisational report available online at a URL address without a DOI, modify the corresponding element of the bibliographic reference as follows:

Available from: URL

See about how to indicate the DOI and URL addresses in this article.

For referencing the print version of a report, use the following template:

Author(s), (year). Report title Report type and/or number. City: Publisher.

Examples in a list of references

The University of Auckland, (2020). The power of philanthropy: annual report 2019 [online]. Auckland: The University of Auckland. [Viewed 19 January 2021]. Available from: https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/about-us/about-the-university/the-university/official-publications/annual-report.html

Bosworth, S. J. and Snower, D. J., (2021). Technological advance, social fragmentation and welfare IZA DP No. 14042 [online]. Bonn: IZA – Institute of Labor Economics. [Viewed 19 January 2021]. Available from: https://www.iza.org/publications/dp/14042/technological-advance-social-fragmentation-and-welfare

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