Abstract
Hadron production in the forward rapidity region is considered in the Color Glass Condensate approach to high energy deuteron-nucleus collisions. The projectile deuteron is treated via collinear factorization and pQCD formalism while the nucleus is described as a Color Glass Condensate. It is shown that both DGLAP evolution of the projectile wave function and JIMWLK evolution of the target are essential for a proper understanding the RHIC data in the forward rapidity region.
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