NDA

NDA is an abbreviation that may refer to:

National Democratic Alliances
  • National Democratic Alliance for Egypt
  • National Democratic Alliance (India), a political coalition of India
  • National Democratic Alliance (Georgia)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Iraq)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Israel) - a common misnomer for the National Democratic Assembly
  • National Democratic Alliance (Italy) (defunct party)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Kuwait)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Malawi)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Sierra Leone)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Sudan)
  • National Democratic Alliance (Trinidad & Tobago)
Others
  • National Dance Association, the oldest American organization for dance education
  • National Defence Academy (India), a military academy in India
  • National Defence Act, the primary enabling legislation for organizing and funding Canada's military
  • National Defense Academy of Japan, a military academy in Japan
  • National Democratic Assembly, the English name of the Israeli political party Balad
  • National Dental Association, an association for African-American dentists.
  • National Disability Authority, an agency of the Irish Department of Justice and Equality
  • Net Daemons Associates, a computer network and systems administration company
  • New Drug Application, the application needed to get a new drug approved in the United States by the Food and Drug Administration
  • New Dynamics of Ageing, a multidisciplinary research initiative with the aim of improving quality of life of older people.
  • Ninth Doctor Adventures - a series of books based on Doctor Who
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, a French politician
  • Non-Destructive Analysis, a way to test, measure, or evaluate a material's properties without destroying it
  • Non-disclosure agreement, a legal contract between at least two parties that outlines confidential material, knowledge, or information
  • Northern Domestic Airspace, a Canadian aviation organization
  • Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, an entity of the UK government