Which of these is NOT a part of UNICEF's Sustainable Development Goals?

UNICEF's Sustainable Development Goals focus on a range of initiatives aimed at improving the lives of children globally, which include health, education, protection, and environmental sustainability. The first three options are closely aligned with UNICEF’s mission and key objectives: ensuring every child survives and thrives is fundamental to health and well-being; every child learning reflects the goal of providing quality education; and ensuring every child lives in a safe and clean environment ties into broader health and protection efforts.

The fourth option, concerning access to technology, while important in the modern context, is not a specific part of UNICEF's core Sustainable Development Goals as outlined in its primary objectives. While access to technology can support learning and development, it is not explicitly mentioned as a goal. Thus, the distinction lies in the foundational focus of UNICEF on survival, education, and safe environments, rather than a direct emphasis on technology access.