// CITY_ASSESSMENT
How smart is Warsaw?
Warsaw scores 60.5% against the UN ISO-aligned smart city framework in 2026 — ranked #97 of 386 cities assessed, with every finding traceable to a public source.
Smart score
60.5%
Rank
#97 / 386
Criteria present
43 / 86
Evidence coverage
70.9%
Warsaw's smart city score by area
7 present · 3 partial · 3 absent · 2 not assessed
6 present · 0 partial · 0 absent · 6 not assessed
8 present · 3 partial · 0 absent · 2 not assessed
3 present · 3 partial · 1 absent · 4 not assessed
9 present · 1 partial · 1 absent · 2 not assessed
5 present · 2 partial · 0 absent · 1 not assessed
5 present · 6 partial · 0 absent · 3 not assessed
Where Warsaw is strong
- ▸Digital Government Services
- ▸Air Quality & Monitoring
- ▸Health & Digital Health
- ▸Education & Digital Skills
- ▸Culture, Tourism & Recreation
Where the gaps are
- ▸Urban Data Platform & Digital Twin
- ▸Climate Action & Emissions
- ▸Connectivity & ICT Infrastructure
- ▸Solid Waste & Circular Economy
- ▸Governance & Smart-City Operating Model
Evidence highlights
Digital Government Services · Citizen reporting / 311 channel
Warsaw provides a 'Warszawa19115' portal and mobile application, along with a 24/7 infoline (22 19115), for citizens to report problems, submit ideas for city improvements, and track their submissions.
https://kontakt.info/pl/warszawa19115-kontaktPublic Transport & Real-Time Information · Real-time arrivals (GTFS-RT)
The city's public transport system provides 'LIVE departures' or 'real-time departures' information, as indicated by the Jakdojade platform.
https://dane.gov.pl/pl/showcase/632,jakdojadepl-rozklady-bilety-planowanie-podrozyActive & Shared Mobility · Bike / e-scooter sharing scheme
Warsaw operates Veturilo, a public bike-sharing system, which includes 348 stations and 3590 urban bikes as of 2023, with a new mobile application for rentals and returns. The system is also integrated with bike-sharing schemes in surrounding towns.
https://um.warszawa.pl/waw/rowery/veturiloAir Quality & Monitoring · Air-quality monitoring network
Warsaw has an air quality monitoring network that measures pollutants such as PM10, PM2.5, NO2, SO2, O3, benzene, and CO, providing current measurement data.
https://powietrze.gios.gov.plAbout this assessment
Warsaw was assessed against the 86 criteria of the UN ISO-aligned smart city framework on 2026-07-12 by AI agents gathering evidence from official public sources. Each criterion is marked present, partial or absent, and every finding links to where it was found. Scores refresh continuously as cities publish new evidence.