Fipa

(Wafipa), a people living in southern Tanzania and also in the border regions of Zambia. Population, including the related Nyamwanga, Membwe, Rungu, and other tribes, totals more than 120,000 in Tanzania and more than 25,000 in Zambia (1967, estimate). The Fipa language belongs to the eastern Bantu language group. Most of the Fipa are Christians; some of them preserve the local traditional beliefs. The chief occupation of the population is hoe farming (millet, sorghum, and beans); goats, sheep, chickens and, in some areas, cattle are also raised.

FIPA

Acronym	Definition
FIPA➣Festival International des Programmes Audiovisuels (French: International Festival of Audiovisual Programs)
FIPA➣Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents
FIPA➣Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (British Columbia, Canada)
FIPA➣Federation Internationale des Producteurs Agricoles (French: International Federation of Agricultural Producers)
FIPA➣Federación Internacional de Productores Agrícolas (Spanish: International Federation of Agricultural Producers)
FIPA➣Finnish Information Processing Association
FIPA➣Fellow, Institute of Public Accountants (Australia)
FIPA➣Foreign Investment Protection Agreement (Canada)
FIPA➣Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agent
FIPA➣Farm Income Protection Act (Canada)
FIPA➣Fellow of the International Psychoanalytic Association
FIPA➣Bosnia-Herzegovina Foreign Investment Promotion Agency
FIPA➣Familial Intestinal Polyatresia Syndrome
FIPA➣Florida Industrial Pretreatment Association
FIPA➣fellow of the Insolvency Practitioners Association (UK)
FIPA➣Florida Independent Purchasing Alliance, Inc.
FIPA➣Fédération Nationale de Commerce des Négociants Spécialisés en Produits Alimentaires (French: National Federation of Specialty Trade Merchants and Food Distributors)