RDA

RDA may refer to:

• Radioactive dentin abrasion, a measure of the abrasion of tooth-enamel or of dentin
• Rassemblement Démocratique Africain (African Democratic Rally), a political party found formed in 1946 in French West Africa
• Rda, an Enochian name of a minor angel
• Reader's Digest Association, a US magazine-publisher
• Recommended Daily Allowance, a value in nutrition for the suggested quantity of consumption of a given nutrient, subsequently referred to in the United States as a Reference Daily Intake
• Recommended Dietary Allowance, a system of nutrition-recommendations
• Recreational Demonstration Area, a program to develop model parks near urban areas in the United States in the 1930s
• Redevelopment Agency, a redevelopment agency is a separate public body that reports to the local governing body of a community, and either the city council or county board of supervisors
• Redland railway station, a railway station in Bristol, England with the National Rail code "RDA"
• Regional Development Agencies, public bodies established for the economic development of England's Government Office regions
• Remote Database Access, a protocol standard for database access
• Remote Device Access, services that enable access to a live device over the Internet
• Remote Diagnostic Agent, a diagnostic tool for Oracle database environments
• Representational Difference Analysis, a biological research technique
• Resource Description and Access, the proposed title for the third revision of the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, a library cataloguing standard
• Richard Dean Anderson, a US actor
• Riding for the Disabled Association, a non-profit association that supplies horse-riding lessons to mentally and physically disabled persons
• Right-displaced abomasum
• Rules of Decision Act, a federal law in the United States
• Rural Development Agency, a specialized rural development institution in Bangladesh.

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