Enhance women protection and dignity and maintain the provision  of maternal health and other sexual and reproductive health and GBV services during COVID-19 pandemic In January 2020, WHO announced Corona virus disease (COVID-19) as an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered corona virus Since then, there has been an increase of mild, severe and fatal COVID-19 cases around the world with  the risk of severe disease associated with COVID-19 all over the world  currently considered moderate for the general population and very high for populations with defined risk factors associated with elevated risk.During public health emergencies, human and financial resources are often diverted from various health programs to respond to the infectious disease outbreak. Sexual and reproductive health services are being impacted by the pandemic and must be prioritized in this action UNFPA in coordination with UN sister agencies and national authorities will maintain continuity of reproductive health and maternal health services in line with health cluster response plan, national response plan and UNFPA preparedness and response plan to ensure safe pregnancy and childbirth in addition, to protect health workers in primary, secondary and tertiary level of services, UNFPA will provide needed life saving equipment and supplies to maternal health facilities in 11 governorates and personal protection equipment and sanitizers to all reproductive health services points of Ministry Of Health (MOH) not included among the facilities covered by WHO. This coordinated intervention will ensure continuity of regular SRH services provision and activities, also through other donor support, in all Syrian governorates and in the most vulnerable locations.Since the first case of COVID-19 was reported in Syria on March 23rd, the Government of Syria has introduced measures amid fears of a spike of the novel corona virus. These measures include movement restrictions between governorates, between city centers and rural areas, as well as a countrywide curfew in effort to ensure social distancing and self-isolation to minimize the risks of infections. Part of these efforts also includes a ban on public gatherings and activities that involve large numbers of people. In Syria, people affected by humanitarian crises, particularly those displaced and/or living in camps and camp-like settings, are faced with challenges accessing health services that were otherwise available before the COVID-19 outbreak. Several measures have been taken at international and national levels to contain the spread of the virus, which has disrupted people's normal lives including humanitarian response, in addition to the already existing dire humanitarian needs before the pandemic.  In conforming to these measures, UNFPA is adapting new programming modalities to ensure continuation of safe delivery of life saving GBV interventions while at the same time putting strict measures in place to ensure the safety of staff and beneficiaries. With this funding request, UNFPA is seeking to provide dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls (pregnant and lactating women, women living with disabilities and female heads of household) in Dar’a governorate through an e-voucher system in partnership with WFP. In addition, UNFPA also seeks to enhance access to timely and safe GBV life saving services by establishing a confidential electronic referral system and providing information on GBV risks, women and girls safety and COVID-19 through online platforms. At the same time, UNFPA will leverage on a network of community volunteers established by MOSAL who will be trained on basic communication skills with GBV survivors and mentored on a regular basis to improve their capacity in the provision of Psychological First Aid and timely referrals to those in need of care and support. UNFPA will also develop and disseminate a safety audit checklist for quarantine and isolation facilities and provide GBV risk mitigation measures.In this action health activities will be implemented in 10 out of 14 governorates( exc Idleb,Tartous and Raqqa) and GBV in three(Damscus,RDAM,Daraa)