This case study examines the contributions made by disaster risk reduction activities in Sankhuwasabha District, Nepal to key aspects of the Hyogo Framework for Action through a community-based approach. The project supported the achievement of priority goals such as institutional strengthening for disaster risk management, risk identification and monitoring, improving early warning systems, increasing resilience through education, reducing underlying risk factors, and strengthening preparedness. It also helped advance strategic objectives like integrating disaster risk reduction into development policies and plans, strengthening institutional structures for building resilience at national and community levels, and adopting risk reduction practices to ensure emergency response for affected communities. The study highlights how the project assisted the implementation of important principles of the Hyogo Framework for Action through coordinated efforts among