Organizations and Companies
- National PACE Association, an association in the United States that promotes home care for seniors
- National park authority, a term used in the United Kingdom for the legal body in charge of a national park
- National Parks Association (disambiguation)
- National People's Army, the armed forces of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR)
- National Pasta Association, an association for the United States pasta industry
- National Physicians Alliance, a multi-specialty medical organization in the United States
- National Pigeon Association, an association in the United States that promotes the Pigeon keeping hobby
- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy, Indian national institute for training of Indian Police Service (IPS) officers
- National Police Agency (disambiguation)
- National Port Authority, Liberia
- National Postdoctoral Association, an organization for postdoctoral researchers in the United States
- National Prescription Administrators, a former pharmaceutical company in the United States
- Natural Philosophy Alliance, a group that believes mainstream physics and cosmology are wrong
- Network Printing Alliance, a group of printer manufacturers
- Network Professional Association, an advocate for the international network computing professional in the United States
- Nigerian Ports Authority, a government agency that governs and operates the ports of Nigeria
- Norwegian People's Aid, a non-governmental labour and humanitarian organization in Norway
- Note Printing Australia, a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia
- Transnet National Ports Authority of South Africa
- Fugro NPA, a UK remote sensing company
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