Conjunctive usage management may be used in a variety of contexts, and there do not seem to be any instances where it should not be used. Conjunctive usage management that is planned is much superior to spontaneous conjunctive use. The majority of the development has already happened, and there are unlikely to be any new “Greenfield” irrigation projects on a large scale. Most conjunctive usage administration shall be implemented by retro-fitting supervision structures to prevailing schemes. In irrigation regions, poverty reduction is strongly related to effective supply of water and, as a result, to conjunctive usage administration. The most significant setting for management methods will be the regulatory framework for water management for various sovereign states. Any institutional improvement will need significant policy and perhaps legislative reforms to be effective. Conjunctive usage administration shall be connected to autonomous strategies on energy, climate change adaptation, and food security, necessitating a more comprehensive government strategy. Documentation of the actual overall rate of water assets and the distinct charge to different people is an essential component of planned conjunctive usage (for example, electricity subsidies are very common). The overall actual cost and the cost of each individual water consumer may be very different. The degree of surface and groundwater connection is an essential technical issue, but it will have little impact on whether conjunctive use management is effective. In most cases, established solidification surrounding groundwater management and the establishment of a fully integrated water agency would be a significant issue. Conjunctive usage management will include a significant amount of public education and technical evaluations.