RARe develops cross-functional activities to stimulate synergies between its pillars.

In addition to joint coordination, with a steering committee and representatives of the supervisory bodies, and the 
international multi-domain scientific council, the infrastructure has set up cross-functional groups:

• (SI) for the analysis of information systems and the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data policy,
• ABS (Access and Benefit Sharing) for legal support and implementation of Nagoya Protocol regulations, 
• ECO for the development of the infrastructure's business model,
• QMS (Quality Management System) for quality management at all levels, and
• COM to propose and implement the RARe communication plan.

RARe is thus defined by common objectives and a common profession, that of biological resource manager, practiced in very diverse contexts.