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# About This Public Information

This site contains public information regarding the Toha Network, registered Network entities, the public beta marketplace tested in Aotearoa New Zealand, market rules and policies for the initial phase, and public Network Terms of Service.

Information disclosed is maintained by Toha Network Trust, an Aotearoa New Zealand registered charitable trust.  

The Trust supports radical collaboration towards environmental regeneration.

View the Trust deed [here](https://notify.toha.network/docs/2023-deed-of-charitable-trust.pdf). 

Activities of the Toha Network are disclosed to the public via [toha.network](http://toha.network). 

The Toha Network also maintains the following public communication channels:

* [Substack](https://substack.toha.network/)
* [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/toha-network/)

Public documents are uploaded to [notify.toha.network](http://notify.toha.network).

Registered Members receive public and private notices via Toha communications. 


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