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The WACC Handbook for Directors details the governance framework of the World Association for Christian Communication, an international NGO promoting communication as a human right. It defines the roles of the Board of Directors, the General Secretariat, and eight Regional Associations. The document specifies the legal status of WACC in the UK and Canada, outlines the duties of trustees according to the UK Charity Commission, and provides detailed rules of procedure for board meetings and conflict of interest declarations. Additionally, it identifies 'Digital Justice', 'Climate Justice', and 'Gender Justice' as current main programme areas.

The document outlines the legal and institutional framework for municipal oversight in South Africa, defining accountability, oversight, and assurance. It details the roles of internal municipal bodies, provincial and national government departments, and Chapter 9 institutions in monitoring municipal performance and financial management. Additionally, it provides a step-by-step guide for citizens to seek redress when municipalities fail to govern effectively.

The document outlines the South African local government system, defining the duties of municipalities to provide basic services and promote development. It describes three categories of municipalities (Metro, Local, and District) and the tripartite relationship between the local public, political structures (such as the Council and Mayor), and the administration. It emphasizes the right of the public to participate in decision-making and the requirement for administration to remain professional and non-partisan.

The guide provides a comprehensive overview of South Africa's local government system, detailing the roles of the local community, political structures, and administration. It explains the planning, implementation, and oversight cycle—specifically the Integrated Development Plan (IDP), the budget, and the Service Delivery Budget and Implementation Plan (SDBIP)—and offers practical strategies for citizens to hold municipalities accountable. It also covers the legal rights to basic services, housing, and spatial justice, while outlining the mechanisms for reporting misconduct and challenging administrative decisions.