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A mission to verify a fragile ceasefire between the Democractic Republic of Congo's army and the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group was deployed to the eastern DRC on Monday, UN and government sources told AFP.
The eastern DRC has been riven by decades of conflict, with multiple armed groups fighting over its mineral-rich territory, including the M23, which seized further swathes of the region last year.
The two sides signed a US-brokered peace agreement late last year in the Qatari capital Doha, but fighting has continued.
On Sunday, the Swiss government announced in a statement that the DRC and M23 had agreed on a roadmap for peace talks, following negotiations held in Switzerland.
The statement also said that military experts from the member countries of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) would be tasked with verifying violations of a ceasefire to which the parties have committed.
The mission, the first of its kind, was deployed on Monday by UN helicopters to Minembwe in South Kivu province, which has seen intense clashes in recent months, according to UN and government sources.
The Swiss talks, held behind closed doors from August 17 to August 21, included representatives from the United States, Qatar, Switzerland, the African Union Commission and Togo, serving as African Union mediator.
The two sides said they had "agreed on the importance of a standardised method for reporting allegations of ceasefire violations".
They also agreed to establish a "mechanism tasked with reviewing progress and addressing challenges in implementation of obligations and commitments under the Doha Framework Agreement", Sunday's statement said.