“…Practical studies [4,5,7] of problems arising, in particular, when managing objects of transport logistics, power systems, medicine and other areas, showed the presence of such problem's properties as weak formalization, complex structure, heterogeneity, network nature of conditions and goals, significant opacity (uncertainty) and dynamism [8]. These properties of practical problems predetermine the following design principles of RASAHIA, which, in general, are consistent with the principles of system analysis, general systems theory, synergetics and the construction of reflexive-active environments for innovative development:…”