This programme nourishes and multiplies the findings of pluralistic networks. It is necessary to train the capacity to deliberate so that deliberation becomes a habitual, constructive practice that goes beyond confrontation. Different actors can be promoters. Governments are natural leaders for these transformations: legislative institutions (local councils, sub-national legislatures, national congresses), executive powers at different levels of government that formulate normative projects (draft laws and administrative norms), judicial authorities (public hearings and participatory instances are increasingly common) and superior control bodies. Non-governmental actors, CSOs, businesses, academic institutions, and even secondary schools have also demonstrated a growing capacity to generate instances of public debate.