What does PLAN mean?
PLAN means People for Land and Nature
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for People for Land and Nature?
People for Land and Nature can be abbreviated as PLAN
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What does PLAN stand for? PLAN stands for "People for Land and Nature". |
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How to abbreviate "People for Land and Nature"? "People for Land and Nature" can be abbreviated as PLAN. |
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What is the meaning of PLAN abbreviation? The meaning of PLAN abbreviation is "People for Land and Nature". |
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What is PLAN abbreviation? One of the definitions of PLAN is "People for Land and Nature". |
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What does PLAN mean? PLAN as abbreviation means "People for Land and Nature". |
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What is shorthand of People for Land and Nature? The most common shorthand of "People for Land and Nature" is PLAN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DGLMT - Directorate General for Land and Maritime Transport
- PLAAS - Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies
- NILIM - National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management
- PFCAL - People for Care and Learning
- RIHN - Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
- ACLC - Atmospheric Correction data for Land and Cryosphere
- ASLM - Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Land and Minerals
- CCLP - Churches' Center for Land and People
- ILWM - Institute for Land and Water Management
- IPAN - India Project for Animals and Nature
- PLANS - People for Legal and Non-Sectarian Schools, Inc.
- ASLMM - Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management
- IPAN - Indian Project for Animals and Nature
- PCL - People for Care and Learning
- PLAN - Preserving Land and Nature
- PPEE - People for Political and Economic Empowerment
- PRDP - People for Reconstruction and Democracy Party
- SWAN - Society for Wildlife and Nature
- scan - Skopelos Caring for Animals and Nature
- ID10T - Idiot. Not an acronym obviously but worthy of inclusion. The 'ID Ten T' code has been used by technical service people for years, and probably explains very well a large proportion of user-reported faults and queries. See also UBAD, ID10T, BDU, PEBCAK and