Public administration in Croatia comprises public administration bodies, local and regional self-government units, and legal entities with public powers. The country has gone through three phases of development, with the currently in the fourth. Information technology (IT) is a key generic technology that has significantly impacted various sectors of economy, science, social, and private life. Croatia has followed the trend of computerization of the public sector, with some initiatives and projects being considered good practice. E-government in Croatia has undergone numerous reforms and is in constant development. It began in 2002 with the adoption of the "Information and Communication Technology - Croatia in the 21st Century" strategy. E-government involves the application of information and communication technologies to ensure efficient, simple, transparent, and reliable interaction between governments, government organizations, citizens, and businesses. The E-Citizens project aims to solve problems arising in public administration bodies that have introduced electronic services in their operations. To adapt to these challenges and coordinate efforts, Croatia needs a clear vision of its future development and define the goals it wants to achieve by 2030.