Benefits for a country from being a member of international organizations like the UNICEF program include access to resources, expertise, and funding to address issues related to children's rights, health, education, and protection. Membership also provides opportunities for networking and collaboration with other countries and organizations to share best practices and innovative solutions. Contributions that a country can make to these organizations and the world include sharing its own experiences and successful initiatives in addressing child welfare issues, providing financial support, technical expertise, and personnel for international projects, advocating for policies that promote children's rights and well-being on the global stage, and participating in humanitarian efforts during crises or emergencies. Overall, being a member of international organizations allows a country to both benefit from collective efforts to improve the lives of children worldwide while also contributing its own resources and knowledge to advance the organization's mission.