The Long Term Infrastructure Investors Association (LTIIA) is partnering with a software provider to help investors improve their monitoring and reporting of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.

The association has joined forces with eFront, a provider of software for alternative asset classes, to develop what it has described as a library to “help asset managers and institutional investors collect and manage information on ESG performance of their assets for reporting�.

The plan is for an initial 300 indicators to be released this year on eFront’s ESG platform, according to the statement.

The so-called indicators can be yes/no questions, such as “do you have a policy on bribery and corruption�, or numeric, such as on an asset level about total carbon dioxide emissions in a given quarter, or total lost time due to accidents.

Eugene Zhuchenko, executive director at LTIAA, told Âé¶¹Ó³»­ Real Estate that the library builds on an ESG handbook that the association produced last year.

“That provided a general overview and summary of indicators that institutional investors and fund managers use, and this tool with eFront takes that work one step further, enabling users to improve their practices,� he said.

“It can be used for internal reporting, to inform investors, or collect information about investee companies.�

The LTIIA was founded in 2014 by investors and investment manager Meridiem to promote long-term investment in infrastructure, with .

It has been working with EDHEC-Risk Institute to to focus on the role of non-financial metrics for the index.