What does enlp mean?
enlp means European Nutrition Leadership Programme
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What is the abbreviation for European Nutrition Leadership Programme?
European Nutrition Leadership Programme can be abbreviated as enlp
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What does enlp stand for? enlp stands for "European Nutrition Leadership Programme". |
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What is the meaning of enlp abbreviation? The meaning of enlp abbreviation is "European Nutrition Leadership Programme". |
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What is enlp abbreviation? One of the definitions of enlp is "European Nutrition Leadership Programme". |
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What does enlp mean? enlp as abbreviation means "European Nutrition Leadership Programme". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EuroTAP - European Tunnel Assessment Programme
- ANLP - African Nutrition Leadership Programme
- ECCP - European Climate Change Programme
- EDIP - European Defence Improvement Programme
- ELDP - European Lake Drilling Programme
- EPMP - European Pollen Monitoring Programme
- ESVP - European Scout Voluntary Programme
- ETAP - European Technology Acquisition Programme
- EACP - European Air Cargo Programme
- ECIP - European Common Indicators Programme
- ECAP - European Compliance Assistance Programme
- ECEP - European Commission ELearning Programme
- EGDP - European Graduate Development Programme
- EHIP - European HAWK Improvement Programme
- EHLP - European Health Leadership Programme
- EHLP - European Hospitality Learning Programme
- EHEP - European Health Executive Programme
- EICP - European Intercultural Competence Programme
- EMDP - European Management Development Programme
- ENLP - European Nutrition Leadership Program (est. 1994)