FPA

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Broadcasting and entertainment

• Fancy Pants Adventures, an online game
• Feminist Porn Award, a Canadian adult film award
• Fundação Padre Anchieta, a Brazilian educational media foundation
• First-person adventure, an adventure game played from a first-person perspective
• "First-person adventure" as a phrase used by Nintendo to advertise the 2002 action-adventure game Metroid Prime

Education

• Florida Preparatory Academy, in Melbourne, Florida, United States

Foreign policy

• Foreign policy analysis
• Foreign Policy Analysis (journal), a scholarly journal
• Foreign Policy Association, a US non-governmental organization

Government bodies

• Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority, in the Philippines
• First Peoples' Assembly, Victoria, Australia
• Fuerzas de Policia Armada, the former Spanish Armed Police
• Kela (Finnish institution) (Template:Langx - FPA), in Finland

Law

• Federal Power Act, in the United States
• Flag Protection Act, in the United States
• Former Presidents Act, in the United States

Professional and trade organizations

• Financial Planning Association, in the United States
• Fire Protection Association, in the United Kingdom
• Florida Philosophical Association, in the United States
• Food Products Association, in the United States

Science and technology

• Fibrinopeptide A, a compound in coagulation
• Floating Point Accelerator, a math coprocessor for early ARM processors
• Flower pollination algorithm
• Focal-plane array
  • Focal-plane array (radio astronomy)
• Function point analysis

Sport

• Formula Palmer Audi, a form of motor racing
• Paraguayan Athletics Federation (Spanish: )

Other uses

• Cairo Foreign Press Association, in Egypt
• Family Planning Association, a British sexual health charity
• The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong
• Flygprestanda, a Swedish aviation company
• Fort Abbas railway station, in Pakistan
• Franklin P. Adams (1881–1960), American columnist and poet who used F.P.A. as a nom-de-plume
• Facility Planning Area, sewer planning in the United States