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The article attempts to answer the question regarding the implementation of the smart city concept in the context of e-administration and its influence on smart and sustainable development. It should be noted that the use of IT in the public administration in Poland is at an early stage of development.1 The level of e-services is still low, and the major part of the administration remains at the second level of e-services maturity (Interaction – the user can communicate electronically with individual offices, but offices do not always communicate via the web with the user). The analysis of the research material indicates that at the moment a vast majority of Polish cities fits into the Smart City 2.0 model, in other words their local administrations cautiously use modern technologies to improve the quality of life for citizens. It is also possible to state that several of them aspires to advance to the third generation of smart cities.

The Analysis of Selected Issues Pertainingto E-Administration in Polandin the Context of Smart City