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The iber programs were created to combine effects and cooperate in achieving a common goal at the regional level (ibero-american), generally to strengthen sectorial public policies. they are based in the cooperation among countries, and have some shared objectives: encourage the development of inclusive and innovative projects; strengthen cultural and creative industries; promote collaboration between entreprises within the sector and their participation in joint projects, and foster the flow and exchange of cultural goods and services; promote training and capacity building; and set up synergies and facilitate mobility of artists and their works. in this frame, each program has its own objectives and priorities, enumerated in the section 2 above.

There are 14 ibero-american countries participating, and spain collaborates with 250,000€ annually.

The ibero-american general secretariat (segib)  is an international organization created in 1999 for fulfilling the objetives of the ibero-american conference.amongst its duties, segib is in charge of the "follow up on inititatives and evaluation of (...) programs (...) under the ibero-american conference".in segib's  annual reports  are including the figures, the main activities and the achievements of each iber program.