The overall objective of the work was to describe the possible scenarios on the future set-up and roles of Contact/National/Regional/Information Points structures in the 2021–2027 programmes, with the aim of providing a base of information and analysis for Interreg programmes setting up or developing their Contact Points (national/regional/information). Over successive programme periods and across the range of programme types (cross border, transnational and interregional) national and/or regional Contact Points have become well-established components of Interreg programme management and implementation arrangements. The study gives a comprehensive and balanced overview of the different approaches to setting up and employing Contact Points in Interreg programmes.
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