This report presents the final findings of the study on cross-border public services and complements the previous reports. These focused on the conceptual framework, processes to achieve a sustainable CPS database and case studies. The data analysis is divided into two parts, firstly the geographical distribution of services with the resulting spatial-temporal patterns and characteristics. Then, specific features of the individual policy fields are examined, based on the hypothesis that CPS materialise differently in different fields. The report concludes with recommendations on further supporting sustainable data on CPS and achieving the best use of cross-border public services across Europe.